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    The Sword of Nonsakhorn

    By Alan Little

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    Lian’s father was an Isaan rice farmer. One day when he was digging a well on his land he found something. On his death bed he told her about it, “Look at the bottom of my wardrobe and you will find a wooden box there. It has something that I found on my land.” Mysteries unwind when Nop, her boyfriend finds an old rusty sword in the box and there is some old writing and a picture engraved on it.

    A Tale of times’ gone by.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateDec 17, 2013
    ISBN9786162221651
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    The Sword of Nonsakhorn
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    Alan Little

    Alan was born in Manchester, England in 1956. He spent 35 years working in production engineering. In 2007 he moved to Bangkok where he now works as an English teacher at a Government High School.

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