Thanks for the input Yongchi. I'm trying to attract readers in the SEA region because the expat (or English literate locals) are much more likely to respond than if the novel's setting was, say, Ecuador. I, too, will be more partial to reading a novel if it is set in Japan or East Asia, as I can mon...

Belated thanks to username taken above :beer3: Since I'm normally based in Japan I had no problems writing the 40% of the novel that takes place there. Cambodia, however, presented a challenge. Beyond the required read-ups on the KR era and the aesthetics of the Angkor ruins, writing the novel also ...

You can access the first handful of pages by clicking on the image on the Amazon page. The back cover view will also give you a synopsis. In short, a woman who once escaped the KR as a child after witnessing the humiliation of her father at their hands suddenly finds a way to extract revenge by chan...

Ok then, in the interest of humanity here it is: The Aggrieved Parties
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1097230171/

As you can see it's up on Amazon and I ran a giveaway, but I have no idea how to focus promotion on Cambodia and Thailand, where it is likely to draw the most interest.

...as the title suggests. I've written and published a (kickass) novel which is set largely in Cambodia. The (small, indie) publisher is American with little clout in the region. I'm based in Japan and Thailand so I'm looking for ways to help market and/or distribute it in SE Asia, particularly Camb...