"The Sorrow of Rain" by Richard Parks, a Lord Yamada story about a rain spirit and a bargain; sweet, but a little simplistic for my tastes.

"Heaven Thunders the Truth" by K.J. Parker, about a wizard with a snake in his head that won't let him lie and the trouble that gets him into with the king, Heaven-Thunders-the-Truth. An enjoyable bit of Africana fantasy.

"The Moon over Red Trees" by Aliette de Bodard, about an Indochinese woman who made a bargain with the spirits to recover some of her history, and lost some along the way.

"Butterfly House" by Gwendolyn Clare, about Corpsewings, butterflies whose caterpillars feed on flesh, and the butterfly house keeper whose duty it is to collect them. ( )

"The Sorrow of Rain" 古代日本背景, 祈願還願
"Heaven Thunders The Truth" 以靈體生物為媒介的魔法師, 神祕冒險類故事
"The Moon Over Red Trees" 法國越南, 同樣有祈還願部分, 雜糅男女情感, 殖民地/宗主國糾葛 ( )