Thousands of aspiring authors turn to self-publishing daily, with nearly four thousand new independent titles appearing on Amazon each day, proving the widespread belief that everyone has a story worth telling.
They say everyone has a book in them, and to add perspective to the claim, consider this: on Amazon alone, so-called independent authors account for almost four thousand new self-published books every day.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is drawing sharply divided reactions from audiences, with viewers either loving or hating the film rather than taking a middle ground.
Director Kirill Sokolov's new film "They Will Kill You" fails to break ground, offering familiar territory that one critic found uninspiring enough to delay reviewing.
NORA offers a delightful dining experience at a beachside venue in Phuket. The article highlights the dramatic increase in dining options and beach clubs on the island in recent years as Phuket's popularity continues to grow.
A woman in a white Mercedes-Benz allegedly fled a Hat Yai petrol station without paying a 1,000 baht fuel bill on April 6, leaving the 23-year-old employee to cover the loss from his daily wage of 350 baht.
eSIM technology offers travelers visiting Thailand a seamless way to maintain mobile connectivity without the hassle of physical SIM cards, making it ideal for short trips across the country's cities and islands.
Pixar's new animated film Hoppers arrives in theaters during the Easter season, offering families a heartwarming alternative to the recent wave of horror releases.
US military aircraft including C-130s and Ospreys conducted multiple operations at Krabi International Airport on April 7, with Thailand's Air Force confirming the flights were approved through standard diplomatic procedures.
A 19-year-old drink vendor was severely burned when a coworker threw hot cooking oil at her at a Krabi shopping mall on April 4, following a previous argument between the two workers.
The Philippine Embassy in Bangkok conducted a successful consular outreach mission in Phuket and nearby provinces, receiving praise from local Filipinos for the assistance-to-nationals services provided.
Royal flood relief supplies were distributed to residents of Ko Lanta's Ban Thung Yee Pheng community on March 24 under the direction of Krabi's provincial governor and local officials.