Rowan Sun is the author of Rain and Sun, a haunting confessional novella that strips away the illusions of love, guilt, and emotional survival in modern Asia. Quiet yet shattering, the book has drawn comparisons to Haruki Murakami and Yoko Ogawa for its silences, and to Elena Ferrante for its raw vulnerability. But unlike those authors,
Rain and Sun is grounded in lived experience, authentic, unflinching, and real in ways few writers dare to challenge.
Born in Malaysia and forged in the high-stakes world of investment banking, Rowan spent over three decades writing financial truth disguised as fact until one day, the silence inside him cracked. What began as a private act of atonement became a literary journey through the unspoken wounds of Southeast Asia, poverty, shame, female trauma, karmic love and the quiet violence of things left unsaid. He now writes stories that break open what the world prefers to forget: broken girls who never cry, men who love too late, and ghosts who return not in spirit, but in blood.
Almost on every quiet mornings, Rowan connects directly with readers on Facebook and soon through his official website. His next book, The Eight Book is a psychological thriller about literature, murder, and the monsters that wear a smile. It promises to be even darker, braver and more unforgiving.
True stories don't heal. They warn. And we ink them into our hearts to never forget.