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LORD OF THE LAND
Wimon Sainimnuan

Against a background
of frenzied land speculation
where all sorts of dirty tricks
are par for the course,
who of Abbot Nian and Kharm the Medium
will emerge as the Lord of the Land?

The increasingly
heated competition
between the main
protagonists of Snakes
and The Medium
offers a disturbing insight
into the pains of the
Thai countryside
in the 1990s.

By the winner of the Year 2000 SEA Write Award
for his novel on cloning, Immortal


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THE MURDER CASE OF TOK IMAM STORPA KARDE
Siriworn Kaewkan

Who killed the old imam, and why? The novel every Thai, everyone concerned with the situation in Thailand’s deep South, should read.

THE 20 BEST NOVELS OF THAILAND
marcel barang

Everything you wanted to know about modern Thai literature – 20 novels, 18 authors: biographies, plots, book excerpts and book reviews, warts and all.

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MAD DOGS & CO
Chart Korbjitti

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.

CARRION FLOATING BY
Chart Korbjitti

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.

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