Winner of the Pulitzer Prize
A collection of short stories written by Viet.
My mother will not count as one of war’s casualties. But what do you call someone who loses her country, her parents, her peace of
“The Ark,” is a short film written by Viet Thanh Nguyen. It picks up after his celebrated novel “The Sympathizer,” continuing a complex and deeply
“Fatherland” was originally published in Narrative Magazine, Spring 2011, where it was a prize winner in the Winter fiction contest. For the best visual quality,
“Look at Me” was originally published on The Good Men Project on February 19, 2011. Switch on the spotlight, see him blink and squint. In the camera’s
“The Americans” was originally published on the Chicago Tribune, where it was a 2010 Nelson Algren Short Story Awards finalist. If it wasn’t for his
“Arthur Arellano” was originally published in Narrative Magazine, Spring 2010. For the best visual quality, please download the PDF. OF THE MANY unexpected things that had happened
“Someone Else Besides You” was originally published in Narrative Magazine, Winter 2008. For the best visual quality, please download the PDF. MY FATHER’S GIRLFRIEND lived in a
“A Correct Life” was originally published in Best New American Voices, 2007 edition, pages 97 – 117. It was translated by Nguyễn Nguyệt Cầm on Damau.org on October
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