Prapassorn Sevagul leveraged his experience in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and his time in various foreign embassies to write novels and short stories. By setting his works in places unfamiliar to Thai audiences, he created a sense of novelty for his readers. Examples include the desert landscapes and Arab culture in Sheik, and the culture of the Himalayan region in Himalayan.
Hiss social effect writings, like Amnart, Wela Nai Khuat Kaeoe, and Lod Lai Mangkorn, are also very popular.
        After being named a National Artist in Literature in 2011, he passed away from heart failure in 2015 at 67 years old. His final work was a collection of novels inspired by ASEAN neighbors, though he was only able to complete the first six volumes before his death, leaving the seventh unfinished.

Written, translated, and illustrated by: Ratchanok T.