Patrick Rangsimant Patrick Rangsimant (Utain Boonorana, M.D., FRCP) is a Thai neurologist and novelist known for pioneering the Neuro-Psycho-Thriller genre, blending medical insight with psychological suspense, horror, and speculative fiction. His works reinterpret supernatural and sci-fi concepts through neurological and psychological phenomena, while often combining Boys’ Love, noir, horror, and trauma-driven storytelling. Notable titles include I Love/Kill You and The Last Meal Before the World Turns Into a Galaxy Expressway, which is being adapted into a GMMTV drama, highlighting the strong screen potential of his distinctive genre-crossing IP. Titles I Love / Kill You A psychiatrist reconstructing a viral murder-suicide discovers that a celebrated romance between two psychologically vulnerable men may have been manipulated from the beginning as the ultimate performance of obsession. View Details The Last Meal Before the World Turns into a Galaxy Expressway An alien sent to demolish Earth for an intergalactic highway postpones the apocalypse after discovering Thai home cooking—and slowly realizes that the planet’s greatest value cannot be calculated. View Details Mystique in the Mirror A young man haunted by an old stranger in every mirror searches for the ghost’s identity—until he discovers that dementia may have transformed his own reflection into the monster he fears. View Details UniverSad A grieving student believes his lover was erased by a parallel universe and risks crossing realities to find him—even as temporal lobe epilepsy suggests the multiverse may exist inside his brain. View Details 7 Days Before Valentine Seven days before Valentine’s, a heartbroken man is offered one death per night to win back his lover—only to discover that every erased life brings him closer not to love, but acceptance. View Details My Ride, I Love You A heartbroken resident doctor and a motorcycle-taxi driver fall in love across class lines, proving that the most enduring romance may begin not with destiny, but with simply showing up. View Details My Imaginary Boyfriend A neurologist’s childhood imaginary boyfriend returns with a body, a will, and dangerous jealousy—forcing him to discover whether the man he loves is supernatural, neurological, or somehow both. View Details

Chun Ji-hye Chun Ji-hye is a prominent Korean storyteller whose work spans romance, historical fantasy, and psychological thriller. Beginning as a first-generation web novelist and later becoming a successful K-drama screenwriter, she has built a strong track record of creating stories that translate seamlessly across publishing and screen formats. Known for high-concept premises, emotional clarity, and strong pacing, her notable works include The Fairy of Love, The Forbidden Marriage, Karma Note: The Chronicles of Reincarnation in Joseon, and The Murder in the Mirror. Across genres, her stories combine distinctive concepts with adaptable narrative structures and strong international and screen potential. Titles Karma Note: Chronicles of Reincarnation in Joseon A cursed Joseon nobleman steals the ledger of the dead to rewrite his beloved’s fate, igniting a war against karma, ghosts, and Death itself. View Details Zombie Coin When a scientist discovers a cure for Korea’s exploited zombie workforce, she threatens an economy built on undead labor—and triggers a simultaneous zombie run and bank run. View Details The Forbidden Marriage When a con artist pretends to channel a dead princess, she enters the palace to fool a grieving king—and may become the woman who ends his seven-year ban on love. View Details The Fairy of Love A heartbroken wedding planner agrees to destroy a marriage-phobic CEO’s unwanted wedding, only to discover their perfect sabotage plan is creating the one romance neither can control. View Details Blusher and Concealer: Women in Love Are Divided into Two Types After simultaneous heartbreaks, two best friends with opposite dating styles swap romantic strategies—and discover that hiding or revealing your heart can be equally dangerous. View Details My Puppy Boy A heartbroken designer rescues a stray puppy who becomes a devoted young man overnight, forcing her to decide whether the strangest relationship of her life might also be love. View Details Murder in the Mirror After an accidental killing, a woman crosses through a mirror into a reality where her victim still lives—but every attempt to prevent murder creates a new killer. View Details

OUR AUTHOR Chun Ji-hye Chun Ji-hye is a trailblazing Korean storyteller whose works span romance, comedy, thriller, historical fantasy, and beyond. Starting as one of Naver’s first-generation web novelist, she has built a dedicated readership with her vivid characters and high-concept plots. Uniquely, Chun often adapts her own stories across media – from page to webtoon to television – crafting a cross-media universe that captivates fans in multiple formats. Her hit The Forbidden Marriage leapt from a viral web novel to a prime-time K-drama scripted by Chun herself, while other titles have inspired webcomics, interactive games, and even a French graphic novel. Readers flock to her works for their imaginative premises (a Joseon “death note” ledger, a zombie-run gig economy, a loveable man who is literally part puppy, and more), relatable emotion, and cinematic flair. Chun’s genre range is wide – from heart-fluttering romantic comedies to spine-tingling thrillers – yet all share her hallmark: engaging, fast-paced storytelling with global appeal. She combines Korean cultural elements (Joseon-era settings, K-drama humor) with universal themes of love, justice, and self-discovery. With multiple adaptations already produced or in progress, Chun Ji-hye’s IP universe is primed for international audiences across print and screen. Books by Chun Ji-hye Zombie Coin View Details Karma Note: Chronicles of Reincarnation in Joseon View Details The Forbidden Marriage View Details The Fairy of Love View Details My Puppy Boy View Details Murder in the Mirror View Details Patrick Rangsimant Patrick Rangsimant (Utain Boonorana, M.D., FRCP) is one of Thailand's most distinctive contemporary authors. A practicing neurologist by profession, he has built a unique body of work that transforms neuroscience, psychiatry, memory, identity, and human perception into compelling commercial fiction. Blending psychological thriller, speculative fiction, mystery, horror, romance, BL, and medical drama, Patrick has established a recognizable creative signature: stories in which reality itself becomes unreliable and the human mind emerges as the ultimate mystery. His works do not simply use medical conditions as background elements. Schizophrenia, dementia, Capgras Delusion, temporal lobe epilepsy, Kleine–Levin Syndrome, grief disorders, trauma, and memory distortion become the narrative engines that drive suspense, emotion, and revelation. The result is a distinctive storytelling territory that may best be described as the Neuro-Psycho-Thriller. WHY PATRICK RANGSIMANT? Distinctive Author Brand A rare combination of practicing physician and bestselling storyteller whose medical expertise provides authenticity rarely found in commercial fiction. Proven Adaptation Potential Multiple works have already been adapted, broadcast, or optioned for television, demonstrating strong transmedia value and audience appeal. Cross-Genre Reach Psychological Thriller • Mystery • Horror • BL • Medical Drama • Romance • Science Fiction • Speculative Fiction • Slice-of-Life / Healing International Positioning Comparable to: Black Mirror / Memento / The Father / Everything Everywhere All At Once / Someday or One Day / Midnight Diner Core Themes: Memory • Identity • Obsession • Perception • Love • Trauma • Grief • Human Connection Books by Patrick Rangsimant Mystique in the mirror View Details The last meal before the world turns into Galaxy Express View Details I Love I Kill My Imaginary Boy Friend View Details View Details My Ride, I Love You View Details 7 Days Before Valentine View Details Univer Sad View Details Burmese journalist and novelist Khet Zaw is the author of Empire of Shadows: Rangoon Noir, a historical crime novel set in late-colonial and wartime Rangoon. The novel follows Lanmadaw Phoe Toke, a street fighter who rises from Rangoon’s backstreets to become the city’s most feared underworld boss. Against a backdrop of gang rivalries, corrupt police, nationalist politics, Indian and Chinese power brokers, and the coming of World War II, his empire expands—then begins to collapse. Originally released online before print publication, the Burmese edition sold over 100,000 copies. The English edition has been restructured for international readers, with faster pacing, cinematic clarity, and strong character-driven tension. Atmospheric, violent, and morally complex, Empire of Shadows is ideal for readers of historical noir and crime sagas, with strong potential for serialized TV, streaming, or webtoon adaptation. For more details, please click here download the Khet Zaw Books by Khet Zaw EMPIRE OF SHDOWS RANGOON NOIR View Details