The young adult novel "Antidot Usia" is the winner of the Malay fiction category at the Singapore Literature Prize 2024. This work by Farihan Bahron transports readers to an alternate world ravaged by the Virage-20 pandemic, which causes victims to suffer from severely wrinkled skin. The plot follows Kamilla, a YouTube influencer, who discovers that the miracle cream she promotes has caused her own skin to peel and deteriorate.

This Unggun Creative publication chronicles the journey of Kamilla and her friend, Asrul, to the city of Alexandria in search of the elusive "youth fountain." The narrative is captivating, reviving historical landmarks like the Great Library and the Lighthouse of Alexandria within a unique modern setting. The story blends elements of identity crisis, beauty obsession, and a puzzling cross-continental adventure.

The book is ideal for young adult readers and science fiction enthusiasts. It offers sharp suspense while reflecting on the concept of self-worth in a world obsessed with physical appearance.