Pim Wangtechawat Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Pim Wangtechawat is a published Thai-Chinese author. She hails from Bangkok, Thailand.

Pim has written articles, poems, and short stories that have been released and published on different websites as well as in journals and literary magazines. These include Den of Geek, the Nikkei Asian Review, Yes Poetry, and the Mekong Review.

Pim attended King’s College London, where she studied English literature and graduated with her Bachelor’s Degree. She graduated from Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland with distinction with a masters in creative writing.

She has written poetry which she has performed at various events in Edinburgh, hosted by the Scottish BAME Writers Network and by Shoreline of Infinity.

The first novel to come out from this author was The Moon Represents My Heart. It was first released for readers to enjoy in 2023. The American rights were purchased by Blackstone Publishing, and in the U.K. the book was released by OneWorld Publications. The television rights were sold following an auction to 21 Laps and Netflix. Gemma Chan is set to produce and star.

The author also has personal passions, such as using writer to serve as a method to empower underprivileged Thai youths. She has also partaken in talks and workshops at many different universities and schools in Thailand, such as Ruamrudee International and Chulalongkorn University.

Pim tries to use her work to tell the stories that are all about the humanity that we collectively share. She also wants to be part of the movement to bring more narratives from Asians to the ‘forefront of literature’.

The Moon Represents My Heart is the first novel from Pim Wangtechawat. If you are looking for a new book to read or want to try out this author, pick up a copy of this lush book and see what you think!

This book focuses on a family of Chinese-British time travelers as they look for connections over national and time borders.

There is a love out there somewhere, lost in the middle of time. The good news is that they have all of eternity to try and track it down.

The Wang family are not like other families. They are actively hiding a secret, which just so happens to be the fact that they all can time travel. One day Lily and Joshua take leave to go to the past, but they never end up coming back.

Their kids, Eva and Tommy, must deal with the fact that they simply don’t have parents anymore. Eva deals with her grief and tries to find out what she is doing in the present moment. Meanwhile, Tommy is going deeper in to the past where he hopes that he can find out the truth.

Tommy didn’t plan on falling for a woman who comes from Chinatown in London in the 1930s, he may just find out that the lack of being able to deal with his own history may end up affecting the people who are actually able to give him happiness.

This is an emotional story that is full of hope and flows through different decades and over continents, all told through wonderful prose. This is a strong debut from Pim Wangtechawat that may only prove to be the first of many wonderful stories from this talented author.