Southeast Asian Fantasy Drabbles (Insignia Drabbles, #2)

by Kelly Matsuura, Celestine Trinidad, Joyce Chng, Russell Hemmell, Vonnie Winslow Crist

Overview

Southeast Asian Fantasy Drabbles is the second volume in the Insignia Drabbles series.

 

This anthology includes 83 drabbles (100-word stories) inspired by various Southeast Asian folklore, as well as original fantasy and science fiction pieces.

 

All Contributors:

Alanna Robertson-Webb, Benjamin Y. Tan, Ben Umayam, Carmen Indalecio, Celestine Trinidad, Chris Bannor, C. Marry Hultman, Chris Hewitt,

Chris Jackson, Connor Orrico, David Green, Deborah Angevin, Deborah Wong, D.J. Elton, EK Gonzales, Han F., Jacek Wilkos, Jo Wu, John H. Dromey, 

John Rey Dave Aquino,Joyce Chng, Juan Takai, K.B. Elijah, Kelly Matsuura, Laurence Sullivan, Maria S. Picone, Mariane Enriquez, May Chong,

Michael Janairo, Natasha Sinclair, Natsumi Tanaka, Ng Yi-Sheng, Nick Tan, Patricia P., Russell Hemmell, Shuren Hwang, Therese Choon,

Toshiya Kamei (Translator), Vonnie Winslow Crist, and Wan Phing Lim.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164523022
Publisher:	BWWP Publishing
Publication date:	09/24/2020
Series:	Insignia Drabbles
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	326 KB

About the Author

Kelly Matsuura grew up in Victoria, Australia, but always dreamed she would live abroad.  She has lived in northern China, Michigan in the US, and over ten years in Nagoya, Japan, where she now lives permanently.

Kelly has published numerous short stories online; in group anthologies; and in several self-published anthologies. Her stories have been published by Visibility Fiction, Crushing Hearts & Black Butterfly Publishing, A Murder of Storytellers, and Ink and Locket Press.

She majored in Asian Studies at university, and (sometimes) studies Japanese, Chinese and German. Her other hobbies include cooking, knitting, sewing, and traveling.

As the creator and editor for The Insignia Series, Kelly uses her knowledge of Asian cultures to help other indie authors produce great diverse stories and to share the group's work with a new audience.