Malaysian Stories
Your Story. Your Malaysia.
Malaysian Stories Your Story. Your Malaysia.
Project Start Date: 1st Sept 2025
Submissions accepted now here:
YOUR STORY. YOUR MALAYSIA.
Every Malaysian holds a story worth sharing. Your words—whether a quiet triumph, a lesson from hardship, or a moment of belonging—can spark connection, understanding, or comfort.
Write it down. Share it with us.
Selected stories will be featured on Seed Publication posters (anonymously if you wish), reaching 160,000 people across Klang Valley inspiring reflection and unity.
Let your truth touch the lives of others.
See posters below to read the featured stories (look for "Stories, Malaysia" topic)hello, October posters:
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Rain in Sentul. Rainbow in my heart.
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Remembering Autumn.
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Blessed Deepavali!
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Screwtape proposes a toast. C.S. Lewis.
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The Twits. R. Dahl.
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I Worried. M. Oliver.
The message of The Little Match Girl
This story is surely familiar to you, as many children grew up with stories of Hans Christian Andersen. We know that all good tales have valuable lessons in them, but sometimes it is not very easy to decipher what exactly it is trying to tell.
Sealskin. Returning to Oneself.
Sealskin story originates in northern cultures’ folklore and has many variations, all featuring a selkie – a magical half-human half-seal creature. Like all good stories, it contains great lessons which even we, modern people, can benefit from in our daily life.