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Reposted in loving memory of the thin blue fence that blocked Le Loi Street for many years, here's a short 2021 essay that was originally published by Mekong Review.
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First published by Mekong Review last year, here's Mr. Greene's historic one-star Trip Advisor review of an infamous Saigon tourist trap on rue Catinat…
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Below find a free recipe and a link to my latest short story, published by Eksentrika -- an Asian Arts and Culture Community based in Kuala Lumpur.
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When people ask me if I ever went to Laos, I buy them a coffee, or a beer, and say, ‘um, well, yeah, I did go once, but…’ And then I tell them this…
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A very brief follow up to my story on visa-runs and Whoppers in 2000BC: what do Hanoi/Saigon expats secretly (and not so secretly) yearn to eat in…
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Written in memory of the storied two-for-one Visa-Whopper runs to the Thai capital back in the days of yore.
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An old letter, to no one in particular, about a Vietnamese word that has no English equivalent.
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A story I wrote in 2017 but might as well have written tonight as we all wait for a heavy monsoon storm to pass. Posted with apologies to anyone whose…
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A story from Connla

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