What happens to common country folk when they are caught in the jaws of wayward religion and superstition? Third part of Wimon Sainimnuan's quartet.

Abbot Nian vs Kharm the Medium: the final confrontation. By the author of the Year 2000 SEA Write Award winning novel Immortal.

Alongside Rart Eikkatheit's Three Worlds, four more samples of the work of the most imaginative and versatile Thai writer of experimental short fiction, twice winner of the 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.

Humour, nostalgia, satire, mystery, tenderness ... – an assortment of styles and approaches by some of the masters of the Thai short story at work in the 1990s

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.

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.

Soldier, pimp or artist? What is Rart's real nature? Is history repeating itself? A tale of social upheavals and human ambiguities that can be read at many levels.

Monks, murder, money, miracles and mystifications. Snakes galore and sleazy slitherings intertwined with scandal, suicide and rape in the central Thai village of Khoak Phranang – the first of a celebrated quartet of novels.

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