Taiwanese literary IP developer and production company Mirror Fiction announced the winners of its fifth Mirror Fiction Award and unveiled five projects slated for its 2027 slate during the Taiwan Creative Content Fest (TCCF) in Taiwan.
The Grand Prize of NT$1 million (approximately US$32,000) was awarded to writer Iris Kong for her suspense novel “The Stand‑In Family” (provisional title), which follows four strangers whose lives intersect in a thriller‑driven narrative.
Mirror Fiction’s award ceremony highlighted the company’s ongoing effort to nurture original storytelling and to identify works with strong adaptation potential for film, television and digital platforms.
In addition to the award winners, Mirror Fiction presented five new projects that will form part of its 2027 development lineup, signalling the firm’s commitment to expanding its portfolio of Taiwanese‑origin content for both domestic and international markets.
The Taiwan Creative Content Fest, an annual gathering that showcases emerging and established creators across the island’s media sectors, served as the backdrop for the announcements, reinforcing the event’s role as a hub for creative collaboration and industry networking.
<small>Source: Variety — read the original story there.</small>
