Title translated as "Khunthong, You Will Return at Dawn", a collection of short stories published from 1973-1978, often set against several Thai social-issue genre backdrops as befit the writer also working as a journalist, with a few of them explicitly about political upheaval at the time. But the best thing about the book is that the writer neither softens the stories down nor hammers them into miserablist messages, but capturing the core of humans at the center in different states of being, making most of them come off evocative, haunting and even lyrical instead. 4/5