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Isabel Allende, Introduction of Lan Cao
Mar 04, 2020 by Lan Cao
Isabel Allende, Introduction of Lan Cao, Book Passage, Corte Madera, July 28, 1997
Judith Coburn, Starting Over, LA Times
Mar 03, 2020 by Lan Cao
Judith Coburn, Starting Over, LA Times, September 14, 1997. Read more.
Donna Seaman, June 1, 1997, Booklist
Mar 02, 2020 by Lan Cao
Donna Seaman, June 1, 1997, Booklist. Read More.
Jeanne Schinto, The Women’s Review of Books
Mar 01, 2020 by Lan Cao
Jeanne Schinto, The Women’s Review of Books, pages 10-11, July 1997. Read more.
Mary K. Feeney, Two Stories of Loss, Love, Assimilation, Hartford Courant
Feb 28, 2020 by Lan Cao
Two Stories of Loss, Love, Assimilation, Hartford Courant (Connecticut) August 17, 1997; Arts, pG3, Mary K. Feeney
Fran Bauer, A Journey Away From War To New Ground, Haunting Bridge’ Travels Beyond Saigon, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Feb 25, 2020 by Lan Cao
Fran Bauer, A Journey Away From War To New Ground, Haunting Bridge’ Travels Beyond Saigon, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin) August 31, 1997. Pg. 9
John Marshall, An Immigrant’s Tale: Novel First to Tell The Experiences of Vietnamese in U.S., Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Feb 21, 2020 by Lan Cao
John Marshall, An Immigrant’s Tale: Novel First to Tell The Experiences of Vietnamese in U.S., Seattle Post-Intelligencer, July 26, 1997
Brent Kliewer - Novel moves between Vietnam and America, Santa Fe, New Mexican (New Mexico)
Feb 18, 2020 by Lan Cao
Novel moves between Vietnam and America, Santa Fe, New Mexican (New Mexico) July 20, 1997, Brent Kliewer. Read more.
Anne Morris, ‘The necessity for building bridges’; Lan Cao reveals Vietnam, Austin American-Statesman
Feb 17, 2020 by Lan Cao
Anne Morris, ‘The necessity for building bridges’; Lan Cao reveals Vietnam, Austin American-Statesman (Texas), July 5, 1998 p. D8. Read more.
Merle Rubin, Riveting Tales of Romance and War, Christian Science Monitor
Feb 17, 2020 by Lan Cao
Merle Rubin, Riveting Tales of Romance and War, Christian Science Monitor, July 14, 1997. Read more.
The Lotus and the Storm by Lan Cao
Nov 08, 2014 by Lan Cao
Historical Novel Society, November 2014
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Cao's Great Literary Endeavor Pulls No Punches
Nov 08, 2014 by Lan Cao
Author Exposure, November 2014 view online article
Eric Nguyen Reviews 'The Lotus and the Storm' By Lan Cao
Oct 08, 2014 by Lan Cao
DiaCRITICS, October 2014
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A Different Kind of Vietnam Story
Oct 08, 2014 by Lan Cao
The Daily Beast, October 2014
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The Lotus and the Storm by Lan Cao
Sep 28, 2014 by Lan Cao
The VVA Veteran Books in Review II, September 2014
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Book review: The Lotus and the Storm
Sep 14, 2014 by Lan Cao
South China Morning Post, September 2014
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The Lotus and the Storm – A Delicate Balance
Sep 11, 2014 by Lan Cao
DiaCRITICS, September 2014
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Lan Cao on Vietnam and the Lives of Those Left Behind
Aug 18, 2014 by Lan Cao
Biographile, August 2014
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Bridget Thoreson, Review
Aug 02, 2014 by Lan Cao
The Lotus and the Storm. Lan Cao. Aug. 2014. 400p. Viking, hardcover, $27.95 (9780670016921).
For all that has been written about the Vietnam War, little has come from the perspective of the South Vietnamese whose lives were shattered in the conflict. Cao looks to rectify that imbalance in this complex tale of a father and daughter who fled to America, forever marked by the war and its aftermath. The novel, which is informed by the author’s own life, spans major events such as the Tet Offensive and the exodus from Vietnam following the Communist takeover of Saigon. But the immersive core of this story is on a much more domestic scale, as both Mai and her father, Minh, struggle with the...
For all that has been written about the Vietnam War, little has come from the perspective of the South Vietnamese whose lives were shattered in the conflict. Cao looks to rectify that imbalance in this complex tale of a father and daughter who fled to America, forever marked by the war and its aftermath. The novel, which is informed by the author’s own life, spans major events such as the Tet Offensive and the exodus from Vietnam following the Communist takeover of Saigon. But the immersive core of this story is on a much more domestic scale, as both Mai and her father, Minh, struggle with the...
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