Felix Cheong is the author of 23 books across different genres, including poetry, short stories, flash fiction and children's picture books. His works have been widely anthologised and used in 'O' and 'A' level exams. He has also been nominated for the prestigious Frank O'Connor Award and the Singapore Literature Prize. His latest work is Eve and the Lost Ghost Family, a graphic novel about the afterlife in collaboration with Malaysian artist Arif Rafhan.

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Since 2018, Felix has been deeply involved in collaborations with musicians. Together with Mervyn Wong and Natalie Ng, he performed at the Singapore Writers Festival and Textures Festival. In 2019, he formed another art collective, Pathfinder, with musician-DJ Jasmin Patel and opera singer Michelle Tan. Together, they performed at the READ Festival and library@esplanade.

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In 2020, Felix's libretto, At One Time, with music by Jonathon Shin, wn third prize in the New Opera Singapore Open Call for Composition competition. In 2021, Panic Love, his new libretto with music by Chen Zhangyi, was released as a music video. In 2021, another libretto, Inconvenience of Minor Parts, with music by Hoh Chung Shih, was performed at the Esplanade.

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Conferred the Young Artist Award in 2000 by the National Arts Council, Felix has been invited to writers festivals all over the world, such as Edinburgh, Austin, Sydney, Christchurch and Hong Kong. He holds a Masters in Creative Writing and is an associate lecturer with Murdoch University, University of Newcastle, Curtin University and the National University of Singapore.