Malay and Tamil. In previous years, fiction competed with poetry for one award in each language. In July 2014, three judges of the English non-fiction category of the prize resigned in protest against the National Library Board's removal and pulping of controversial children's titles. Mr T. Sasitharan, a prominent arts educator; former journalist Romen Bose; and American author and Writer-in-Residence at Yale-NUS College, Robin Hemley were subsequently replaced. The Prize also received flak for perhaps spreading itself too thin, and for naming the non-fiction prizes after a sponsor, the publisher World Scientific. A day after the winners were announced at an awards ceremony on 4 November 2014, poet-editor Grace Chia, whose poetry collection Cordelia was shortlisted but did not win in the English Poetry section, delivered a speech in absentia at the Singapore Writers Festival which accused the Prize of sexism. Chia wrote, "The fact that the prize has been given to two co-winners who are both male poets is deeply informing of choice, taste and affirmation. A prize so coveted that it has been apportioned to two male narratives of poetic discourse, instead of one outstanding poet - reeks of an engendered privilege that continues to plague this nation's literary community." Chia also posted her speech on Facebook before subsequently removing it. In response, one of the poetry judges, poet and literary critic Gwee Li Sui, said, "All entries have an equal chance of consideration for winning, and we discussed it based on that point alone, and on the strengths of the collections." The other poetry judges were prominent female poet Leong Liew Geok and poet Boey Kim Cheng. Fiction English Winner: Amanda Lee Koe - Ministry of Moral Panic Claire Tham - The Inlet O Thiam Chin - Love, or Something Like Love Audrey Chin - As the Heart Bones Break Chinese Winner: Lim Hung Chang (Lin Gao) - Weixingxiaoshuo(林高微型小说／林高) Lai Yong Taw - Ding Xiang (丁香／流军) Tham Yew Chin (You Jin) - Jin Se Dai Shu(金色袋鼠／尤今) Lee Xuan Lou - Shuang Cheng Zhi Lian(双城之恋／李选楼) Malay Winner: Yazid bin Hussein - Kumpulan Cerpen (Armageddon) Abdul Manaf bin Abdul Kadir - Suzan Anuar bin Othman - Tenggelamnya Kapal (Prince of Wales) Hassan Hasaa'ree Ali - Selamat Malam (Caesar) Yazid bin Hussein - Cahaya Mohd Pitchay Gani bin Mohd Abdul Aziz - Seking Tamil Winner: Mohamed Kassim Shanavas - Moontraavatu Kai Jayanthi Sankar - Muga Puthagamum Sila Agappakkangalum Suriya Rethnna