From new or newly confirmed talents to veteran writers such as Phaithoon Thanya or Chatcharin Chaiwat, eleven of the best Thai short stories translated – for the first time ever – during the year 2011.

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

Whose severed hand and whose severed head? A metaphoric romp through some gruesome events of the times by one of the most talented of the new wave of Thai writers. Published in a new, bilingual (Thai-English) format.

A novel of magical realism and verbal magic set on the fault line of Islam and Buddhism in Southern Thailand.

A writer grappling with his characters - or is it the other way around? - in an impish homage to film director Jean-Luc Godard. Followed by 'A tale without a name'.

A writer grappling with his characters – or is it the other way around? – in an impish homage to Jean-Luc Godard and Anna Karina. This novella inaugurates Thaifiction Publishing’s bilingual (Thai-English) series.

The eternal love triangle: a drunkard, his son and an elephant. This gem of a novel, written during the Second World War, is a must-read for teenagers and grownups alike.

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 1930s Thai romance with a Japanese setting and a political message by one of the best stylists of Siam.

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.