Shih-Li Kow

She holds a degree in chemical engineering, and resides in Kuala Lumpur with her son and extended family.

Shih-Li Kow is a Malaysian writer born in 1968.

Her book Ripples has been nominated for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize in the First Book category..

Her book Ripples also appeared in the 2009 shortlist for the Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award.

Works

News From Home, (Silverfish, 2007)ISBN 978-983-3221-19-6

   * Short Stories in News From Home
      * Peach Blossom Luck
      * Baby
      * The Plan.doc
      * Don't Depends on Me
      * Pak Hassan's Story
      * Seeking Frangipani
      * Waiting For Gurjit
      * News from Home
      * A Job to Love
      * The Geometry of Me

Ripples and Other Stories, (Silverfish, Dec 2008)ISBN 978-983-3221-23-3
The Sum of Our Follies, (Silverfish, 2014)ISBN 978-983-3221-47-9
Don't Depend on Me
Peach Blossom Luck
The Plan.doc

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References

Raman Krishnan (19 March 2009)."What do readers want?". Malay Mail.
Intan Maizura Ahmad Kamal (28 March 2009). "Time for words". Sunday People.
Shortlist for the 2009 Frank O'Connor Short Story Award Announced

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