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Tiger Heart by Robert Mills - A review
John Daysh, May 11, 2012

This is a first draft of a first novel that ordinarily would not see the light of day, but in the embarrassing brave new world of e-book publishing it is being promoted and sold to the public.

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Are We A Movement?
Bangkok Byron, January 11, 2011

This article examines the similarities between the writers and artists of the Decadent movement of the 19th century and writers on the Thailandstories website.

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Getting Published, Yes You Can!
David Magliocco, February 9, 2010

This article aims at people having an interest in reading, writing and getting published about Thai themes.

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My Life as a Teacher in Thailand - three days in hell (part 3)
paulgarrigan, January 10, 2009

A buzz of excitement spread through our congregation with the arrival of our Chinese maths teacher who had decided to go for an early morning swim. The fact that he was wearing a pair of speedos meant that he had lost his usual image of sternness. The kids all cheered as he dove into the sea and began swimming parallel to the beach.

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Some Good Useful links for Writers of Stories on Thailand
mike, January 8, 2009

I am including many links I have saved over the years that I found helpful when researching and writing on Thailand. I want to add these to our links pages and ask you all to send your own useful links to me at: mike@thailandstories.com so I can add more that you have found helpful for us all to check out for ourselves.

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Cute
Bangkok Byron, October 25, 2008

‘Cute’ is a word I can’t stop using when writing about Thai girls so I decided to find out exactly what it means…

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A Short Ramble On Writing
Cent, May 13, 2008

My mind sometimes is a boiling cauldron of unbidden thoughts. I write because I have to. If I don't pen my thoughts I will never have peace of mind. The words haunt me, and scream to be put in ink on paper. It matters not if they are read by anyone. Take this as an example. I wrote this over four years ago and it has sat in my computer since.

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