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Saneh Sangsuk (Thai: เสน่ห์ สังข์สุข) is an award-winning Thai author who wrote ''White Shadow'' (Thai: เงาสีขาว) (2001) and the short story ''Venom'' (Thai: อสรพิษ) (2001). In 2008, he received the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (Order of Arts and Letters) Medal from the French Ministry of Culture for his remarkable contributions to literature. His works have been translated into seven different languages including English, German, French and Spanish. His book ''White Shadow'' is considered one of the best 20 novels in Thailand. Currently, he lives in Phetchaburi, Thailand, and uses the pen name ''Dan-arun Saengthong'' (Thai: แดนอรัญ แสงทอง) in his published work.〔(Small money, big names )〕 == Career == Born in 1957, he majored in English as a college student. In addition to writing, Sangsuk has had several jobs in his career. At one time, he worked for USAID (The United States Agency for National Development). He also worked in advertising and was a translator for a Thai publisher.
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