OUT NOW! ‘Insignia 2021: Best Asian Speculative Fiction’

It's finally here! Check out the 2nd volume in our Insignia Best Asian Speculative Fiction Annuals! Out today at Amazon, with more sellers coming soon. Table of Contents Fantasy Stories: ‘Yen Lo Wang’s Wife’ by Joyce Chng ‘The Perfect Date’ by  Celestine Trinidad ‘Riches’ by  Vonnie Winslow Crist  ‘At the Edge of a Human Path’ by Stewart C. Baker ‘Takpe’... Continue Reading →

NEW RELEASE!! ‘Mythical Beings of Asia’ (Insignia Drabbles #4)

HAPPY RELEASE DAY!! A huge thanks to all the contributors in this anthology. 🙂 Mythical Beings of Asia is the fourth volume in the Insignia Drabbles series. This anthology includes 60 drabbles (100-word stories) and 2 bonus flash stories inspired by Asian folklore. Release Date:  September 30th, 2021 Contributors (drabbles): | Amrita Valan | Celestine Trinidad | | Dawn DeBraal | DJ Elton | Fariel Shafee | | Fusako... Continue Reading →

AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: CELESTINE TRINIDAD

It's been a little while since we shared an author interview, and with the release of Southeast Asian Fantasy Drabbles this week, it's the perfect time to meet some our SEA contributors! Celestine Trinidad has been an Insignia contributor since the early days, with her story 'Horse Feet' featured in Southeast Asian Fantasy. She also... Continue Reading →

INS8 Excerpt #2: ‘King Anisika’ by Tetsuya Sato & Toshiya Kamei (translator)

  This second excerpt from 'Castles & Kimono' is from Japanese SFF author, Tetsuya Sato. Translated by Toshiya Kamei, it's a traditional-style Japanese piece and I'm proud to include it in the anthology. There was a short write-up about Tetsuya's story on the Japanese site Virtual Gorilla Plus recently  (in Japanese only): https://virtualgorillaplus.com/nobel/king-anisika-insignia/    'KING... Continue Reading →

Excerpt: ‘Kill/Switch’ by L. Chan

  Stolen memories and black market tech feature in L. Chan's intriguing story, 'Kill/Switch'. 'Kill/Switch' by L. Chan Excerpt: Harpold opened his eyes and stared at his dead face. Cheeks already chalk white; dry eyes forever staring at the ceiling. A memory interrogation rig was still pressed tight around the head of the corpse. He... Continue Reading →

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