Published in 1929, the work of an aristocrat who killed himself two years later at age 26, this pioneer Thai novel provides unusual glimpses of the Western world and Asia between the wars.

Little people, simple lives, modest dreams, traditional beliefs, petty fights, tragic accidents and official dictates: from drift-net fishing to trawlers and ... mass tourism. A 1980s poetic patchwork narrative to defy time and tide.

As seen through the eyes of his wife, the rise and fall of a military strongman in 1950s and 1960s Thailand that is a probing, ironic and still valid portrait of the Thai elite,

All guilty. This epoch-making novel, set in the rural central Thailand of the 1980s, is a scathing satire and chilling endictment of modern society. Winner of the 1982 SEA Write Award.

Patpong, Pattaya, Phuket and other paradises for a gang of mad dogs and sundry sonzabitches. Thai hippiedom in its 1980s heyday. By the author of The Judgment and Time, both novels crowned by the SEA Write Award.

Thirteen short stories spanning a quarter century by the most incisive Thai satirist of the times

Trigger a car crash and you are fair game. Creepy tricks, dry wit.
By the author of The Judgment, Mad Dogs & Co, Time and other memorable novels.

The girl next door is struck down by cancer. What would you do?
By the top Thai novelist and short-story writer of the last thirty years.

A multimedia novel on artistic creation, human foibles, burdens and aspirations, and the changing values of Thai society – altogether, a masterly cocktail of laughs and tears crowned by the 1994 SEA Write Award

Noble Wimon is twenty-one, beautiful, rich, independent-minded and a little conceited, but loved by all and living a charmed life. And then disaster strikes. A 1937 novel of manners, foremost in the Thai literary canon.