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Ray Hecht was raised in America, from the Midwest to the West Coast, on a starchy diet of movies and comics and science fiction paperbacks. Mostly writing about such states as California and Ohio, and such provinces as Guangdong. Lived in Shenzhen, China since 2008, that Special Economic Zone & Hong Kong-bordering chaotic city of the future, occasionally partaking in freelance journalism for various local publications. Ray now lives in Taiwan.

Memories of Taiwan: Read the Acclaimed Comic Anthology Collection!

I am proud to present Memories of Taiwan, the new collection of all four issues of Visions of Taiwan!

Thanks to SLG Publishing for putting this edition together, I’m happy to share these stories with the world again. I feel so grateful for being able to edit as well as contribute to these real life takes portraying the great island of Taiwan. At 266 pages, there are 37 stories created by 19 artists

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Published on November 02, 2026 06:16
Average rating: 3.79 · 393 ratings · 213 reviews · 20 distinct works • Similar authors
Always Goodbye

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South China Morning Blues

3.88 avg rating — 66 ratings — published 2015
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2020: A Year in Taiwan

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Visions of Taiwan # 1

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Saturnine, In Her Head, Out...

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Pearl River Drama: Dating i...

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This Modern Love

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Visions of Taiwan # 2

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Ray Chris wrote: "Thanks for connecting!!"

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Ray Blake wrote: "Hi, Ray! I am more than thankful to find someone who truly puts their time into weighing out all of the necessities for when it comes to finding info! How do I see if there's a book you've read, be..."

Hi Blake, I haven't read that. Do you see the bookshelves part of my profile, where it says 'see all bookshelves'? I'd love if you read more of my reviews


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Blake Hi, Ray! I am more than thankful to find someone who truly puts their time into weighing out all of the necessities for when it comes to finding info! How do I see if there's a book you've read, because I would love to read your review? I want to read your 'Less Is More by Jason Hickel' if you've done it? Many thanks :)


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Treece Hello, Ray. Thanks so much for the friend request. Keep up the good work and much success in your writing.


Majenta Hello, Ray! Thanks for contacting me. Congratulations on your books! Happy reading, writing, and everything else. Blessings!

Best wishes from Majenta


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