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Veeraporn Nitiprapha

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in Bangkok, Thailand

August 04, 1962

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Veeraporn Nitipraha started writing stories when she was a teenager. Born, raised and still residing in Bangkok, she used to work as an editor on a fashion magazine and as a copywriter for advertising agencies. These days, she is a mother to a young man, owner of four moody cats, and a devoted cook and gardener. A full-time writer, she also runs a writing shop. The title of her latest novel, published in Thai, roughly translates as "The Twilight Years and the Memory of a Memory of a Black Cat" - it won the S.E.A. Write Award in October 2018, making her the first female writer to win the award twice. ...more

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The Blind Earthworm in the Labyrinth
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Veeraporn Nitiprapha,

วีรพร นิติประภา,

Kong Rithdee (Translator)

3.94 avg rating — 1,409 ratings — published 2013 — 14 editions

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Kerine Wint (she/her) is a freelance writer, editor, and reviewer of speculative fiction for publications including FIYAH literary...

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“Forgetting is hard but, in the end, anyone can forget, no matter how momentous, affectionate, or painful the memory…Forgetfulness is a wonderful defence mechanism.”
― Veeraporn Nitiprapha, The Blind Earthworm in the Labyrinth

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“dazzled her for a second before a great wave of sorrow unlike anything she had ever felt before overcame her; so devastating was its power that she felt as if the earth was breaking into tiny pieces and that all of humanity would be wiped out entirely.”
― Veeraporn Nitiprapha, The Blind Earthworm in the Labyrinth

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“Fabric woven by a mother who encoded within the threads a secret treasure map that only her favourite daughter could be taught to decode, fabric that could cover a woman’s head thereby propelling her into the lost half of a man’s soul, fabric that could transform an ordinary man into a celestial warrior if he draped it over his shoulders, and fabric that could bless every speck of dust in this faithless world and turn it into a vast holy realm – by just touching it to their foreheads all men, princely or lowborn, would appear before god as equals. As”
― Veeraporn Nitiprapha, The Blind Earthworm in the Labyrinth

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