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  Once Upon a Dream is a novella by Anchalee Viva that delves into the intricate relationship between a young boy named Rain Penarai and his mother, set against the backdrop of psychological challenges and a blend of reality and imagination. The story follows Rain, a ten-year-old boy whose l...

  Gold-Pasted Cement is a compelling novel that won the Southeast Asian S.E.A. Write Award in 1985. The story explores the deep social issues faced by a couple, Songmuang and Balee, who both come from broken families. Amidst the challenges of life, including the temptation of destructive beh...

   The Barefoot Billionaires by V. Vinicchayakul tells the story of self-made, rural billionaires in Thailand who rise from humble beginnings to amass vast wealth. They remain grounded in their roots, eschewing the trappings of urban success for a life close to the soil. Through their j...

   Encounters Without Attachment is a reflective journey by Seksan Prasertkul, exploring the themes of impermanence, self-discovery, and the interconnectedness of life. Through personal writings, the author examines encounters that shape our existence—both fleeting and lasting&mda...