Over the past six years that I have been living in Thailand I have been effected by many different and memorable moments that led me to try and express those moments in the form of a short story. Each story is very different and contains many moods and reflections about the way people live in Thailand. They also serve as time markers for events that took place in Thailand over those six years. I am sure there will be more attempts at capturing the moods of Thailand, but these twelve short stories paint a panorama of events that I have been closely attached to. I hope they are as entertaining to read as were the real life situations they represent.

• Saying goodbye at Suvarnabhumi Airport - November 2006
• Guhesvara (Siva) Lord of Caves - Boh Ya Cave, Nakhon Sawan, Thailand Sept. 24, 2006
• 2nd Seminar on Indo-Thai Historical and Cultural Linkages - Bangkok, Thailand, August 21-22, 2006
• Faith, Magic and the Spirit of Brahma - The Recognition, Destruction and Restoration of the Erawan Shrine - May 23, 2006.
• Pilgrimage to the Holy Waters of India - A Tribute to King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 60th Anniversary on the accession to the Throne. May 1, 2006
• On My Way to see the Buddha - A personal pilgrimage to Wat Mongkonsathit. July 2005
• Thai Tears and Dirt Roads - The tragic losses of Sombat and Thanom. October 10, 2004
• Rat For Dinner? - A delicacy of Thai cuisine - January 2003.
• Inner States - July 23, 2002
• Standing in his rice field - Profile of a Thai rice farmer - 2002
• Ayutthaya period Carvings - October 10, 2001
• Listen to the Chanting - Short story in Thailand - March 2001.