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Insignia 2021: Best Asian Speculative Fiction: Best Asian Speculative Fiction
Insignia 2020: Best Asian Speculative Fiction, #1
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Best Asian Speculative Fiction Series

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Insignia 2021: Best Asian Speculative Fiction features 10 short stories of different styles set in Asia.

Written by some of our regular Insignia Stories contributors, these stories were all previously published in a variety of international indie journals, magazines and anthologies.

 

Table of Contents

 

Fantasy Stories:

'Yen Lo Wang's Wife' by Joyce Chng

'The Perfect Date' by  Celestine Trinidad

'Riches' by  Vonnie Winslow Crist 

'At the Edge of a Human Path' by Stewart C. Baker

'Takpe' by Anna Tan

'The Upside-Down Bird' by Ismim Putera

 

Science Fiction:

'Cthuhlu Tentacles are Delicious' by Jo Wu

'Becoming a Mother' by Mahiro Saeki /  Toshiya Kamei

'No Kisses Goodnight' by Toshiya Kamei

'A Story I'd tell My Unborn Grandchild' by Mandira Pattnaik

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Release dateFeb 10, 2021
Insignia 2021: Best Asian Speculative Fiction: Best Asian Speculative Fiction
Insignia 2020: Best Asian Speculative Fiction, #1

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  • Insignia 2020: Best Asian Speculative Fiction, #1

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    Insignia 2020: Best Asian Speculative Fiction, #1
    Insignia 2020: Best Asian Speculative Fiction, #1

    Insignia 2020: Best Asian Speculative Fiction features 9 short stories set in Japan, China, the Philippines, Malaysia, and India, as well as 6 Chinese fantasy poems (by Mary Soon Lee). This collection of reprinted works comes from familiar Insignia Stories authors, new Insignia Drabbles authors, and first-time contributors, Tutu Dutta and Sayo Onoda. Special thanks goes to Toshiya Kamei for providing translations of three stories.   Table of Contents   Stories: 'A Matter of Possession' by Joyce Chng 'Shadows' by  Celestine Trinidad 'Kindness' by  Vonnie Winslow Crist  'Moon Rabbit' by Jo Wu The Washing Machine Ate the Socks' by Sayo Onoda /  Toshiya Kamei  'The Craving' by  Tutu Dutta 'Lepers' by Keyan Bowes 'The Enchantress Princess & the Mysterious Child' by  Massimo Soumaré / Toshiya Kamei  'Railroad to Potalaka' by Juan Takai / Toshiya Kamei   Poetry: 'Meisho's Dodos', 'Lantern Festival', 'The Eighth Son of Ganbataar', 'Lotus Moon', 'The Wild Horses Came Hastening', and 'How to Weave the Stars' by Mary Soon Lee

  • Insignia 2021: Best Asian Speculative Fiction: Best Asian Speculative Fiction

    Insignia 2021: Best Asian Speculative Fiction: Best Asian Speculative Fiction
    Insignia 2021: Best Asian Speculative Fiction: Best Asian Speculative Fiction

    Insignia 2021: Best Asian Speculative Fiction features 10 short stories of different styles set in Asia. Written by some of our regular Insignia Stories contributors, these stories were all previously published in a variety of international indie journals, magazines and anthologies.   Table of Contents   Fantasy Stories: 'Yen Lo Wang's Wife' by Joyce Chng 'The Perfect Date' by  Celestine Trinidad 'Riches' by  Vonnie Winslow Crist  'At the Edge of a Human Path' by Stewart C. Baker 'Takpe' by Anna Tan 'The Upside-Down Bird' by Ismim Putera   Science Fiction: 'Cthuhlu Tentacles are Delicious' by Jo Wu 'Becoming a Mother' by Mahiro Saeki /  Toshiya Kamei 'No Kisses Goodnight' by Toshiya Kamei 'A Story I'd tell My Unborn Grandchild' by Mandira Pattnaik

Author

Kelly Matsuura

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.

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