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4 · 268 pages · First published 1992
The Vietnam War continues to play itself out in fiction, autobiography, and history books, but no American author has captured the experiences of the Vietnamese themselves--and caught their voices--more tellingly than Robert Olen Butler, who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1993 for A Good Scent From a Strange Mountain. The 15 stories collected here, all written in the first person, blend Vietnamese folklore, the terrible, lingering memories of war, American pop culture and family drama.
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Subjects
FictionShort storiesSocial life and customsVietnamese AmericansVietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975Vietnam War, 1961-1975Fiction, short stories (single author)Vietnam war, 1961-1975, fictionNew York Times reviewedLouisiana, fictionVietnamese Americans--Louisiana--FictionReading Level-Grade 5Reading Level-Grade 4Reading Level-Grade 6Fiction, war & militaryInfluenceInfluence (Literary, artistic, etc.)Guerre du Viêt-nam, 1961-1975Romans, nouvellesNouvelles américaines
- Publishers
- Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated, Amer Audio Prose Library Inc, Henry Holt, H. Holt, Penguin Books, Ngưxoi Viuet Tây Boac
- Languages
- eng, fre, jpn, vie