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'The Lost Street'

By Farang Kee Nok
Posted in Culture, Short stories
Tags: Slum, Poverty, Bangkok, Slum

November 25 2024

In the shadow of neon lights and rats, Vinai and Boonmee struggle with the harsh reality of the slums. Between raw humor and bitter truths, a question arises: what remains of dignity when survival is the only game? A story about dreams that die, choices that cost your soul and a final step towards self-respect.

'Lost in the backstreets of Bangkok'

By Farang Kee Nok
Posted in Culture, Short stories, Realistic fiction
Tags: Slum, Bangkok, Slum

November 2 2024

When an unsuspecting tourist takes a wrong turn, he finds himself in a dark, unfamiliar part of Bangkok. Amid shadows and silent faces, he is rescued from his predicament by a woman who offers him a glimpse of human warmth in a city known for its harsh side.

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'The Lost Street'

'Lost in the backstreets of Bangkok'