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"Mom, did you cry when I went to school?"
"I only cried for a little bit."
When I Go to School

A curly-haired, puffy child and a short-haired, floppy-eared little dog—two best friends are happily sharing food:
“You get half, I get half / You take one piece, I take one piece / You take a bite, I take a bite...”
Everything seems warm and lovely—
Half for You, Half for Me

Rights Sold: complex Chinese, Vietnamese
What we wish for may be small and life may not grant it. However, there is still hope.
带壳的牡蛎是大人的心脏

Nominated for the 2024 Taiwan Literature Awards
This book focused on the elderly at Taishi Village, Changhua County. Taishi Village is an aging community and one of Taiwan’s many declining rural areas. The villagers of Taishi are marginalized in terms of economy, education, infrastructure, health, and population structure. In such a rural area, how do the elderly live out their later years?
Those Who Stay: Rural Elderly’s Life Stories

Is it possible to grasp the many faces of love—or to accept that sometimes, love is simply a tangle of unspeakable emotions?
Twenty-nine-year-old Fuyu-shan and her childhood companion Lin Xuanyong have been intertwined since before their births—literally companions in their mothers' wombs. Since childhood, they roamed freely—from forests to fertile fields, from babbling streams to endless shores. As they grew, unspoken feelings shimmered quietly between them. What appears to be profound destiny, however, conceals deeper truths that are anything but coincidental.
More Than Words

Rights Sold: Thai
In an old neighborhood, nestled on the first floor of a nondescript building, stands a seemingly ordinary breakfast shop. But here, the warm-hearted owner possesses an extraordinary memory and a keen eye for detail. Alongside her, a dedicated cook and a cheerful young worker—who just happens to see ghosts—serve more than just morning meals.
The Auntie at the Breakfast Store Remembers Everything

English Translation Available
Rights sold: Korean (Nuhang)
Teahouse Ladies: Stories from Taipei’s Red-Light District

“Through their back-and-forth correspondence, we witness their profound self-examination, fragmented experiences of suffering, and the wonder of discovering "another world" through their pain.”–HenBook’s review
Sometimes, when pain reaches its peak, even language loses its power—spoken words become redundant in the face of such profound suffering.
Tears Unshed

Rights Sold: Thai, Thai, TV Series/ Film
From Million-Copy Bestselling Author Si Yi
The Memory Flower Shop

Rights Sold: Thai, TV Series/ Film
From Million-Copy Bestselling Author Si Yi
The Regrets Keeper

From Million-Copy Bestselling Author Si Yi
Inspired by real criminal cases from Taiwan and Korea
Healing Fiction x Detective Thriller
When the Sun Divides

Rights Sold: Korean (Gimm-Young)
The eldest daughter often bears a wide range of expectations. She is expected to understand how hard her parents work and help maintain the cleanliness of the household. She must also take care of her younger siblings—and ideally, be a role model for them.
The Eldest Daughters
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