The Missing Anthology: Stories from Singapore's Sex WorkersSex workers in Singapore and most places around the world tend to be dehumanised, glamourised or sensationalised by the public and media alike. Rarely do mainstream narratives centre sex workers voices and agency. The Missing Anthology presents fifteen bold new voices from sex workers, whose writings resist societys simplistic assumptions about sex work. In these works, authors recount their lived experiences, share their struggles and triumphs, and

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