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Going Back in Time to Stop Love
After a fierce argument with his father, Pat, over discovering the unusual relationship between his father and Singh—his father’s close friend from high school—eighteen-year-old Kan runs away from home and suffers a severe accident.
When he wakes, he finds himself in the 1990s, an era of pagers and payphones.
Kan meets his father and Singh again, both teenagers in high school.
He must seize this one chance given by fate to prevent his father and Singh from falling in love,
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Have a ghost day
The story of a ghost-phobic person who moves into a run-down dorm with a new roommate… who might not even exist!?
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Headless Ghost
Twenty Short Stories
with realistic, chilling twists
that expose the human instinct to exploit othersFrom the vivid imagination of Sornjak,
Thailand’s master of horror short fiction.Each story cuts deep into the reader’s psyche,
leaving every nerve tingling with fear.- The Headless Ghost — Where could that thud in the middle of the night have come from?!
- The Instinct to Live — A wicked demon cursed by God to walk on its chest.
- Ignorance — Who could possibly be lifting the lid of the coffin…?
- Atonement — What price must be paid to truly atone for one’s sins?
- Forever — Our love will last forever.
- Dread — Is the most terrifying thing of all the depravity of the human mind?
And fourteen more short stories that deliver horrifying, unforgettable twists.
A collection by Sornjak, Thailand’s master of horror short fiction.
A spine-chilling anthology of twist-filled stories grounded in chilling realism, exposing the darkest instinct of all:
the human instinct to exploit others.
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Heaven’s Challenge, Want to test just come up
“Hahaha, how about it, Satan? If you’re really so capable, come fly up here and face me!”
With his sharp tongue and devil-may-care attitude, Pamok—a tiny but handsome Thai angel no bigger than a Chihuahua—loves bullying hell-dwellers indiscriminately, regardless of their religion.Little did he expect that one day, his good fortune would suddenly run out…
“What’s that? Calling me, are you?”
The big, rough European devil, who’d been the target of Pamok’s teasing for days, suddenly appears at his heavenly window.
“You’ve been talking about me all this time… do you like me that much?”
Glancing at the devil’s arms—each as big as Pamok’s entire head—the only thought flashing through his mind was: If I say no, this huge European demon will gore me to death for sure.
Well, damn… I’m so screwed now.
