Formosa Moon: 1 Year Anniversary !
Promote Taiwan, Formosa Moon and small publishers in general by promoting Formosa Moon by Joshua Samuel Brown and Stephanie Huffman.
Year: 2019
Send No Money Now (Revisited)
The timing of today’s earthquake in Taiwan was particularly weird, striking as it did at 1:01 PM, about 45 minutes into a luncheon at the Nikko Hotel hosted by Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Though former Congressman Paul Ryan had …
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Sun Moon Lake: A peculiar mingling of love and death
Chapter excerpt and video from Formosa Moon by Joshua Samuel Brown and Stephanie Huffman
Formosa Moon
Author Reading of Formosa Moon April 25, 2019 – 18:30-20:30
Thanks to everyone who came out to our reading on April 15th at The Center in Taipei. We had a good crowd, a selection of fine wines and cheese and more fun than you can shake a stick it. Tobie …
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Courtesy of Taiwan Scene. Photoshop Job by April Chen
How I Spread Manure To Help April Fools Day Tradition Bloom in Taiwan
The tradition of running blatantly false news headlines on April First probably started with the English, because most things that are funny and involve
words, and
bullshit
were started by the English.
In my two years as Editor-in-Chief of Taiwan Scene, I’ve tried to carry on the tradition, despite the tradition has far less cultural traction in Taiwan.
This is basically me in Taipei for the last 9 months...
I got my Taiwan mojo back in Kaohsiung
How I got my Taiwan Mojo back in Kaohsiung
The Author, Beijing 2002
Early rejected works : An Open Letter to Beijing Starbucks
An early rejected story of mine concerning Beijing Starbucks in 2002 and having to listen to The Eagles on continual replay. Gonzo journalism at its finest!
How I landed my first Lonely Planet gig
How I landed my first gig with Lonely Planet: A mildly embarrassing tale of youthful bravado by Joshua Samuel Brown.
I Get Interesting Gigs: Goats and Gas Masks
Weird spots pique my interest as a travel writer, which is probably why I wound up in Taiwan. A few months back, my friend Tobie Openshaw forwarded me an email he’d gotten from a German production company called Maximus Film. …