OPEN ROAD REVIEW SHORT STORY FINALIST
Good Night Papa: Short Stories from Japan and Elsewhere
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Himeji strikes again!
"The Convenience Store Ballerina" makes the cut for
The Best Asian Short Stories 2019!
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GOOD NIGHT PAPA REVIEW
by Koi Kye Lee
Good Night Philippines!
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The Storyteller
Simon Rowe grew up in small town New Zealand and big city Australia. He writes short fiction and screenplays from a small room in an old house overlooking a samurai castle in Himeji city, western Honshu. His stories have appeared in TIME Asia, the New York Times, the Weekend Australian, the South China Morning Post and The Paris Review.
The Readers!
Good Night Kuala Lumpur
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Good Night Outer Hebrides, Scotland
Good Night at 30,000 ft.
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Good Night Montreal
Good Night East China Sea
Good Night Maracas Beach, Trinidad
Good Night Tokyo
Good Night Busan, Korea
Good Night in Budapest, Hungary
Good Night Vancouver, Canada
Good Night Australia
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Good Night Playa Negra, Costa Rica
Good Night Cebu, Phillipines
Good Night Nashville, Tennessee
Good Night Lucerne, Switzerland
Good Night Singapore
Good Night Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Good Night Kinryu Ramen, Osaka
Good Night Amsterdam
Good Night Hong Kong
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Good Night Hungary
Good Night Paris, France
Good Night Nara, Japan
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Good Night Phillip Island, Australia
Good Night London
Good Night Budapest, Hungary
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Good Night Melbourne, Australia
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Good Night Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina
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Good Night London
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Good Night Cluj Napoca, Romania
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Good Night Lucerne, Switzerland
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Good Night Dili, Timor Leste (East Timor)
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Good Night Saigon
Good Night Mentawai Islands, Indonesia
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Good Night Schloss Rosenau (Rosenau Palace), Coburg, Germany
Good Night Salzburg
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Other mad musings by Simon Rowe appear in:
Includes the story "Tuna Steak" by Simon Rowe. Click for amazon.com link
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Produced by members of Swinburne University, Master of Arts (Writing) program. Click image for amazon.com link
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Includes the short story "88 Seconds" by Simon Rowe. Click image for amazon.com link