what is Malaysian literature?

Malaysian literature often reflects the multicultural and multiethnic makeup of the country, showcasing the influences of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous cultures. It is written in various languages, primarily Malay, English, Chinese, and Tamil, and it has both traditional forms, such as the pantun (a type of poetic verse), and those inspired in Western and global literature. 
Among prominent contemporary Malaysian authors, there are A. Samad Said known for his poetry and novels that deal with social issues, Muhammad Haji Salleh, a poet, and Shahnon Ahmad, noted for his novels that delve into Malaysian society and politics.

I have read

Farish A. Noor, Qur'an and Cricket. Travels through the madrasahs of Asia and other stories (2009)
Harun Aminurrashid, Panglima Awang (1958)

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I have written

Travelling away from the 'artsy post-modern lefty-pinko university'. Noor's transcultural experience and the duties of the intellectual

Kuala Lumpur

Petronas Towers

Batu Cave Temples

Kuala Selangor

The main attraction of Kuala Selangor is well beyond the technical possibilities of my camera. There are fireflies in those mangroves. Myriads of them. 

Cameron Highlands