Latest
Releases in 2008
Fiction
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bookstores in Thailand **
Diary
of a Thai Escort (New Mass Paperback)
by Anonymous
NEW
$13.95
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Am I a bad girl? Today I slept with a man for money for the first
time. He was an American called David and he was thirty-five years
old, exactly ten years older than me. Am I a bad girl? I don’t think
so. I just want to do what is best for my parents and my son....
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The
Big Weird (New Mass Paperback)
by Christopher G. Moore
$13.95
A beautiful American blond is found dead with
a large bullet hole in her head in the house of her ex-boyfriend.
A famous Hollywood screen-writer hires Calvino to investigate her
death. Everyone except Calvino's client believes Samantha McNeal has
committed suicide... More
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Pattaya
24/7 (New Mass Paperback)
by Christopher G. Moore
$13.95
(15% OFF)
Inside a secluded, lush estatelocated on the
edge of Pattaya, an eccentric English-man's gardener is found hanged.
Calvino has been hired to investigate. Calvino finds himself pulled
deep into the shadows of the war against drugs, into Code Orange alerts
to flash across the screen of American intelligence...
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The
Risk of Infidelity Index
by Christopher G. Moore
Ninth
in the Vincent Calvino P.I. Series
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Major
political demonstrations are rocking Bangkok. Chaos and fear sweep
through the Thai and expatriate communities and rumors of coup d'tat
are in the air. Calvino steps into the political firestorm as he investigates
the drug piracy operation... More
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Non-Fiction
Wall
Against the Wind
by
Jampee Tawylert
Chitraporn
Tanratanakul (trans.)
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Described as a cross between Little House on the Prairie and Luuk
Isan, Wall Against the Wind is a story of a young girl
learning the hard lessons of life inside a traditional rural family
in the northeast of Thailand during the 1970s... More
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The Shade of A Quiet Killing Place: A Personal Memoir
by Sam Sotha
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On
April 17, 1975 Sam Sotha and his wife Sony, along with thousands of
others, were forced by the Khmer Rouge to leave Phnom Penh. Shot,
tortured, starved and enslaved in hard labor was the fate of many
Cambodians during the Khmer Rouge years... More
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Photos
Sam Sotha's Lecture at Siam Society
Forthcoming
in 2008
Anand
on Democracy
A conversation about the Thai experience
by Former Prime Minister Anand Panyarachun
Publication date: Autumn 2007
In
this groundbreaking book, Thailand’s former prime minister discusses
the nature and future of democracy in Thailand. Anand Panyarachun,
Thailand’s former prime minister and leading senior statesman, provides
wide-ranging views on democracy. His conversation gives the reader
a profound and meaningful point of view on a number of issues arising
from democracy including the cultural aspect of democracy, Asian values,
free market theory, and self-sufficiency philosophy.
