- (ชื้น วรรธนะภัฏ), was a Thai novelist.
Writing under the pen name K.
Surangkhanang (ก.สุรางคนางค์), her 45
novels include the
highly po****r Ban Sai Thong...
- from the
album Chinese Democracy The Prostitute, a 1937
novel by Ko
Surangkhanang The Prostitutes, an
indie band
Prostitution (1919 film),
German silent...
- into each being's character,
Bringing light to
foolish hearts. The kap
surangkhanang yi sip paet (กาพย์สุรางคนางค์ 28, [kàːp sù.rāːŋ.kʰa.nāːŋ jîː sìp pɛ̀t]...
- บ้านทรายทอง, lit. 'golden sand house') is a Thai
romantic novel written by Ko
Surangkhanang.
First published as a
serial in
Piyamit magazine in 1950, it became...
- the type kap (Thai: กาพย์):
These are:
chabang 16 (Thai: ฉบัง ๑๖) and
surangkhanang 28 (Thai: สุรางคนางค์ ๒๘). Five are of the type chan (Thai: ฉันท์)....
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David A. Smyth. Singapore:
Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195889628.
Surangkhanang, K. (1994). The Prostitute.
Translated by
David A. Smyth.
Kuala Lumpur:...
- woman'),
translated into
English as The Prostitute, is a Thai
novel by Ko
Surangkhanang.
First published in 1937, it
initially caused controversy in Thailand's...
