Stitching together life’s failures, imperfections, and detours: a new story by Pijus Ash.
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A short story by Alvin B. Yapan, translated by Christian Jil Benitez, asks a ‘cultural question that has long been posed to the Philippines: is it even possible to have a serial killer here?’
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How do you greet the end of the world? A short story by Kannika Claudine Peña.
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A short story by Preeta Samarasan lays bare one of the Malaysian state’s greatest sins.
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‘June fourth? I wasn’t anywhere. I was driving through the countryside, red dirt and blood in my mouth.’—a short story by Derick Chan.
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“You are a waste of good fortune,” I spit in Mandarin. “Through no effort of your own, you are an American.”–a short story by Alice Stephens.
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In a short story by Yu Xi, translated by Ng Zheng Wei, a gnawing hunger consumes everything.
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‘But later… we didn’t talk about love. We talk about the land and its people.’ – a short story by Kaushik Ranjan Bora, translated from the Assamese by Aruni Kashyap.
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‘The first clean air came quietly. Felt wrong, almost. Like walking into your house after a funeral.’ – A short story by Ian Mark Ganut.
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Read the winners on a grandmother’s wok, a Sunday service, and an unrepentant clockmaker.
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What does love resolve? What does a story? A new story by Merilyn Chang.
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“He had, after all, come to this island on a whim. To cut wood down, resurrect it in something lifeless.”
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Two sisters, two lives, and a guitar. A short story by Shikhandin.
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‘I had defeated the gods of wind and rain, but that was more than a millennium ago, before this man’s people even started to decimate this land.’ – a short story by Wen Wen Yang.
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The sea gives, the sea takes away. A short story by Ismim Putera for our Of the Sea portfolio.
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The sea trickles through generations and memories in this short story by Sofia Mariah Ma for our Of the Sea portfolio.
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A meeting at a bar, rites for departure: a short story by Rayji de Guia.
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As rain pours into the valley, a boy sees the rest of his life. A short story by Gudhal.
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A dead fawn on the side of the road prompts an awakening in this short story by Mir Arif for Eco-.
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Will the jungle offer an answer to a man’s deepest desire? Find out in Jon Gresham’s short story for Eco-.
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