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'This essay touches briefly on the works of Nam Le, Chi Vu and Dominic Hong Duc Golding, demonstrating how 'they provide a counter narrative to the dominant discourse of the Vietnam/America War in Australia, and, further, how they might pave a central place for Australian diasporic writing in general.' (Source: Introduction, p. 1)
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Epigraph: 'Ethnic literature's hot. A writing instructor told me at a bar. And important too.' (Le 11)
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Finding a Place in the World - Vietnamese-Australian Diasporic Writing
Long Paddock
Long Paddock
Subjects:
- Shrimp 2005 single work drama autobiography
- Vietnamese Return Narratives in Australian Public Culture 2010 single work criticism
- The Perfume River : An Anthology of Writing from Vietnam 2010 anthology poetry short story
- The Friction Zone : Sophie Cunningham Talks to Nam Le 2009 single work interview
- The Boat 2008 selected work short story
- Generation V : The Search for Vietnamese Australia 2009 single work criticism
- Vietnam : A Psychic Guide 2001 single work drama
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