C.Y. Gopinath is a Bangkok-based Indian writer who was born in 1952 in Kottayam, India. He is the author of Travel with the Fish (1999), a non-fiction book about his travels, and The Book of Answers (2011), his first novel. He has been a member of the Bangkok Writers’ Guild since 2008, when he...
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This calendar is a work in progress and will be updated as more details are released by each organizing institution. If you are an archery club based in...
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James M. Deem is an American writer of over 20 fiction and nonfiction books. He was born in 1950 in Wheeling, West Virginia. In this interview, James talks about...
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Published in Japanese more than twenty years ago, in 1989, before the collapse of the communist regimes in Eastern Europe, The Japan That Can Say No was officially translated...
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I’ve just returned from the rooftop of my condominium where, for the last hour or so, I’ve been watching the total lunar eclipse. Here in Bangkok, the sky is...
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By Voicu Mihnea Simandan, Anurun Singkamanun and Sakulratn Teptarakulkarn
The neighborhood was as gloomy as any other November evening in Transylvania. The three of them had been roaming up and...
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Kris Waldherr is an American author, illustrator and designer. She lives and writes in Brooklyn, New York. In this interview, Kris talks about her books, her love for art,...
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by Voicu Mihnea Simandan
“There was too much of this emptiness,
and this was not where I wanted to be.”
(Paul Theroux, My Other Life)
It is said in folklore that the first...
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Jeannine Atkins is an American poet and author of historical fiction and children’s books. She was born in 1953 in New Jersey. She now lives and writes near Amherst,...
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Some of the book reviews, essays and publishing news about Thailand that caught my attention this week:
Thailand Book Reviews
John Daysh reviews Malevolence by Peter Jaggs, “a story of violence,...
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Here are six sentences from Chapter 3 of The Ancient Sword, a work in progress, the sequel to The Buddha Head:
After he secured the wheels of his cart, Nueng—which...
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Today: November 24, 2011
“Thailand is beginning the process of cleaning up after recent devastating floods. The water has not completely drained away in all areas, but where it has...
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Dian Curtis Regan is an American author of over 50 books for young readers. She was born in Colorado Springs, and, after living in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, and Venezuela,...
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Here are some of the book reviews, fiction and publishing news about Thailand that caught my attention this week:
Thailand Book Reviews
John Daysh reviews A Year in the ‘Kok by...
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Here are six sentences from Chapter 2 of The Ancient Sword, a work in progress, the sequel to The Buddha Head:
“Her heart missed a few beats and all she...
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Mike Thaler is an American children’s book author. He was born in 1936 in Los Angeles but now lives and writes in Portland, Oregon. Mike has published over 200...
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