A fascinating and historically significant glimpse of the life of the Burmese in late 19th century. Diaries, journals, court documents are all harvested to give a thrilling account of a surgeon's life in Burma.
Edited from diaries, journals and news items of the time, this is a fascinating account of the popular young Thai prince and his new bride travelling back to where they met (Ukraine and Russia) as well as other European countries and the coronation of the new British king.
An award-winning historical novel set in the 1850s, with a tumultuous relationship between Thai royalty and an Englishwoman.
Published here for the first time are the journals of Pierre Lefèvre-Pontalis, explorer, Oriental scholar, and diplomat, offering a unique window into the colonial mindset of the late 19th and early 20th century.
An exciting, well-researched historical novel set during a fascinating time in Thai history, combining fact with fiction.
A collection of over 20 essays by the world's leading authorities of the history, culture and archaeology of Vietnam. Covering over 2,000 years of the... Læs mere
A beautiful collection of five novellas linked by their unique insight into the Thai psyche and Buddhist teachings, at times intensely moving but ultimately life-affirming and joyous.
The history and treasures of the magnificent Chakrabongse House in the royal district on the Chao Phraya River with breath taking views of the landmarks opposite. Full of antiques,... Læs mere
This magical and emotional coming-of-age story tells in the author's imitable surreal and lyrical style the story of a young person growing up in the shadow of loss.