The day before his retirement, my dad disappeared on his way home. Where did he go? He wasn’t in the garden, at the pond, or at the factory. Maybe he became the sea, accompanying me from another world.
All pages use pouch binding: my image appears on the front, his on the back, faintly visible through the paper. Each page shows two worlds—the living and the dead—and as readers turn the pages, they move between them.and the book’s structure becomes part of the story itself.
We spend our early years learning to grasp and acquire, yet the lesson of facing farewells, often eludes us. Though teachers may speak of it, the true weight of parting only settles upon us through the repeated goodbyes to our precious ones. In these sudden lessons of departure, we both lose a piece of ourselves and gain a deeper understanding of what truly matters.
InkSundae
InkSundae is an illustrator and zine maker, and the work is published independently. There are 31 titles published since 2017.
François Laruelle(1937 – 2024) was a French philosopher, he was notable for developing a science of philosophy that he calls non-philosophy. Until his death, he directed an international organisation dedicated to furthering the cause of non-philosophy, the Organisation Non-Philosophique Internationale.
Khuà-Tôo, named after the Taiwanese phrase for ""viewing images,"" explores the intersection of cinema and comics. Initiated by LA VIE CINE Studio, the debut issue, ""Journey,"" features three bilingual short stories blending suspense, romance, and sci-fi. By adapting film scripts into comics, the collection offers unique perspectives on Taiwan’s history, literature, and nuclear energy.
“Poetry That Doesn’t Sell — And Other Things Worth Doing ＂explores the margins of daily labor—motherhood, housework, caregiving, and urban life—through clear, unadorned language. Refusing comfort and efficiency, the poems retain humor and quiet resistance amid exhaustion and interrupted time. The book features illustrations and textured line work by Maniniwei, creating a visual dialogue that echoes the poems’ uncompromising voice and dignity.
As a child, Taiwanese girl Ou Sia pointed at the moon, only to end up getting her ear bitten by it.
When she finds out that her father has disappeared from the Lunar Base factory, she makes a decision: to uncover the truth behind his vanishing and to fulfill her mother's last wish, she travels to the first human base on the moon. A daring journey into the depths of space begins!
As a child, Taiwanese girl Ou Sia pointed at the moon, only to end up getting her ear bitten by it.
When she finds out that her father has disappeared from the Lunar Base factory, she makes a decision: to uncover the truth behind his vanishing and to fulfill her mother's last wish, she travels to the first human base on the moon. A daring journey into the depths of space begins!
Born in a cage, Little Green believed flying was an illness. When she falls onto Haihai’s head, their silent bond begins. Driven by instinct, each faces fear. Though they cannot speak, their individual struggles inspire one another to finally reach places they could never have arrived at on their own.
