Karine Vilder reviews Viet Thanh Nguyen’s The Refugees for Le Journal de Montréal. Depuis deux ans, on n’avait pas entendu parler de Viet Thanh…(read more)
Centre Presse le Quotidien de la Vienne reviews Nothing Ever Dies.(read more)
Yves Viollier reviews The Refugees for La Vie magazine.(read more)
Elisabeth Barillé reviews The Refugees for Le Figaro magazine.(read more)
Literary Hub staff votes for The Sympathizer as one of the best books of the decade. It’s mid-September, 2019, and we’re beginning to see…(read more)
F. del V. reviews The Sympathizer for Point de Vue magazine.(read more)
Clément Baude reviews The Refugees for LES Affiches- Moniteur journal.(read more)
Matthieu Marin reviews Nothing Ever Dies for Ouest France magazine.(read more)
Voici magazine reviews The Refugees.(read more)
Nicole Young recognizes The Refugees as one of Book Riot’s most notable books about immigrants. The story of the stranger in search of shelter,…(read more)
Anne-Sophie Rouveloux reviews The Refugees for PAGE magazine.(read more)
K.E. reviews The Refugees for Le Noveau magazine.(read more)
Emilie Hyunh reviews The Refugees for KOI magazine.(read more)
Eric Dussert reviews The Refugees for Le Matricule des Anges magazine.(read more)
Jean-Pierre Han reviews Nothing Ever Dies for Les Lettres Francaises.(read more)
Philippe Chevilley, Olivier De Bruyn, Thierry Gandillot, Henri Gibler, and Isabelle Lesniak review The Refugees for Les Echos magazine.(read more)
Viet Thanh Nguyen in Festival America From September 21-25, Viet Thanh Nguyen will be participating in Festival America in Vincennes, France. This year, “Voices of America” will celebrate its 20th anniversary, and feature around 70 authors from North America in hundreds of lectures and panel discussions. Since 2002, this biannual festival has been dedicated to… (read more)
The jury of the California Book Awards has selected this year’s Gold and Silver Medal winners for its 2022 awards. One of the oldest and most distinguished literary award programs in the nation will be holding a virtual Awards ceremony on June 6, at 6 p.m for the Common Wealth Club. SILVER MEDALS FICTIONThe Committed, Viet Thanh… (read more)
Viet Thanh Nguyen will be conferred a Honorary Degree, Doctor of Letters, Honoris Causa at the Commencement ceremony for Franklin & Marshall College. Viet Thanh Nguyen’s novel The Sympathizer won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and numerous other awards. His most recent publication is the sequel to The Sympathizer, The Committed. His other books are a short story collection, The Refugees; Nothing… (read more)
