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Cerita Duit Orang Malaysia: Jilid 1 is the Malay translation of Money Stories from Malaysians: Volume 1, with 2 additional new stories = total of 12 stories. Each story explored and expanded the concept of ‘money’ differently, and made me think. I hope it’ll do the same for you. Featuring writers: Jouhari Ali, N.T.Cloever, Sarah Anne,…
Money Stories from Malaysians: Volume 1 is a compilation of 10 short stories from 10 different authors.
Here are short teasers of each stories:
1. A small business owner living in dystopian Malaysia which implements universal basic income
2. Story of a single father and his young daughter
3. The concept of memories as currency
4. A son’s account on how a Ponzi scheme affected his family after it busted, losing all their and their relatives’ money
5. Harpies (half human/half bird) and other fantasy creatures doing budgeting and grocery shopping and stuff
6. A refreshingly honest account of a smoker who knows he should quit smoking but why is the expenses not enough of a deterrent?
7. Trying to recover an expensive in-app purchase that you did NOT make
8. Reality TV-style challenge where participants have to complete gross challenges to win prize money
9. How a PhD holder managed her finances while studying
10. And last but not least, how much a mother’s work would sum up to, in RM
Money Stories from Malaysians: Volume 1 is a compilation of 10 short stories from 10 different authors.
Here are short teasers of each stories:
1. A small business owner living in dystopian Malaysia which implements universal basic income
2. Story of a single father and his young daughter
3. The concept of memories as currency
4. A son’s account on how a Ponzi scheme affected his family after it busted, losing all their and their relatives’ money
5. Harpies (half human/half bird) and other fantasy creatures doing budgeting and grocery shopping and stuff
6. A refreshingly honest account of a smoker who knows he should quit smoking but why is the expenses not enough of a deterrent?
7. Trying to recover an expensive in-app purchase that you did NOT make
8. Reality TV-style challenge where participants have to complete gross challenges to win prize money
9. How a PhD holder managed her finances while studying
10. And last but not least, how much a mother’s work would sum up to, in RM
Money Stories from Malaysians: Volume 2 is a compilation of 11 short stories from 11 different authors. Each story explored and expanded the concept of ‘money’ differently, and made me think. I hope it’ll do the same for you. Featuring writers: Sukhbir Cheema, Nina Osman, Raja Ummi Nadrah, Afiq Abruzzi, Kong Ing Hong, Junnie Lee,…
Money Stories from Malaysians: Volume 2 is a compilation of 11 short stories from 11 different authors. Each story explored and expanded the concept of ‘money’ differently, and made me think. I hope it’ll do the same for you. Featuring writers: Sukhbir Cheema, Nina Osman, Raja Ummi Nadrah, Afiq Abruzzi, Kong Ing Hong, Junnie Lee,…
