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Lack, a companion to all, reveals itself in different ways in these fifteen tales, offering glimpses into how we live without the things we want, need, or think we ought to have. Through the eyes of characters from across the world, Without brings you into lives where contentment is just out of reach.​

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Michele's short story "Smile" was published in literary journal of Providence College, Rhode Island, which was founded in 1920.

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​Stories in this collection have appeared in fiction anthologies and in literary magazines After Dinner Conversation, Dalhousie Review, and The Alembic, Quarterly Literary Review Singapore.  “Lion Hunting” was longlisted for the Sante Fe Writers Project Literary Award 2023.

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The sixteenth annual anthology by the Hong Kong Writers Circle, features dystopian, mythical, realist and fabulist worlds that allegorise what it's like to live in Hong Kong. Michele's contribution is a story titled "The Penjing Thief".

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Interview in 50 People Who Do by Joseph

Michele was featured in a book by Joseph Mavericks on productivity masters.

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Twenty speculative and science fiction stories exploring Hong Kong in the future. Published by the Hong Kong Writers Circle, a review by South China Morning Post gave the anthology a 4.5/5 star rating and referred to Michele's short story "Liberty Exchange" as "probably the anthology’s most entertaining story, as it reveals the evolution of expatriate hedonism in an increasingly repressive city."

Imprint is the annual anthology of Women in Publishing Hong Kong. Two of Michele's short stories "Abracadabra" and "Summer Visitors" were published in Imprint 16.

​"Her writing is rich and visual...Koh Morollo is not afraid of juxtaposition and vivid imagery", wrote reviewer Melanie Ho in a South China Morning Post review of Imprint 16.

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Consultant and author for a 217-page business and personal biography for Saipan garment manufacturing magnate Willie Tan of Hong Kong's Luen Thai Group.

Singaporean and Singapore-based writers explore the best and worst  love and sex in "tales of emotional adventure and erotic self-discovery."​ Two of Michele's short stories appear in this anthology.

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A "stunning collection of stories that capture social, cultural, and political realities of contemporary Hong Kong." - Hong Kong Review of Books. Michele's story "For Better Thinking" is the first story that appears in this anthology, which received a glowing review from the South China Morning Post.

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Michele's stories "Without" and "Lunch Break" were published in Imprint 17.

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Rotten Jellybeans is a comical and surreal adventure into the madcap world of teenage girlhood. Dark, funny and delightful.  "Rotten Jellybeans is a wonderful memoir written with compassion, integrity and warmth." – Jason Pegler, social entrepreneur, author and founder of Chipmunka Publishing. 

This hardcover coffee table book – a collaboration between Boutique Homes and Cool Cities Media – looks at more than 60 uniquely designed boutique homes.​Michele wrote the introduction to "Unplugged In Nature" – a chapter on architecturally outstanding homes located in rural environments.
 

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Edited the memoir of UK author Dorothy Schwarz for Chipmunka Publishing.

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"The Art of Seduction" by Michele's short story was published in Imprint 18.

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