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| Introduction | ||
| The Immigrants' Son | ||
| The Mother | ||
| Killing a Chicken | ||
| Christmas '95 | ||
| My Mother Is Bui Doi | ||
| This Face | ||
| Father's Duties | ||
| My Hmong Father | ||
| The Pilgrimage | ||
| At 120 over 80 | ||
| Wedlock | ||
| brother 2 | ||
| Presentacion Vega Gotico | ||
| Reincarnate | ||
| Uncle Died for His Country | ||
| Relations | ||
| Spell | ||
| Generations of Laundry | ||
| Wrestling | ||
| Famine All Around | ||
| Keeping up with the Nguyens | ||
| My War with Slugs | ||
| Floating Eden | ||
| Legacy | ||
| Chilies and Dried Anchovies | ||
| Mother Is Converting the Church with Eggrolls | ||
| My Father's Pho | ||
| Presence | ||
| Rice | ||
| Making Marmalade | ||
| You Bring Out the Vietnamese Woman in Me | ||
| Smoke | ||
| Colloquial Love | ||
| Finding Touch: A Personal Essay | ||
| A Day at the A&P | ||
| Hmong Women | ||
| Open Hands and the Man with One Leg Shorter | ||
| Passing at the Canyon | ||
| The Old Man by the Road They Go | ||
| The People beneath a Moon by the River | ||
| The Ritual before Crossing the River | ||
| Reflected Light | ||
| The Driver Conrado's Penitent Life | ||
| The Family with Three Madonnas | ||
| The Healing | ||
| Hilo | ||
| Mole on My Foot | ||
| Infected | ||
| Rio Grande | ||
| Land of the Big Fruit | ||
| Gifts for My Family | ||
| Ang Tunay na Lalaki Receives a Package from Home | ||
| The Terno | ||
| Granddaughter | ||
| The Maid | ||
| Expurgation | ||
| Waiting for Orders | ||
| Sacrifice Is the Key to Heaven | ||
| New Territory: A Sestina | ||
| Quiet Letters | ||
| It Will Happen in a Car | ||
| Manny's Climb | ||
| Sports and Other Stuff | ||
| Opossums and Thieving Pelicans | ||
| Scavenging on Double Bluff | ||
| Seaweeds | ||
| Contributors |
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Geocorey Brooks
reviewed Tilting the Continent: Southeast Asian American Writing on July 16, 2013
Tilting the Continent: Southeast Asian American Writing
Truly a grab bag as others have said. A few compelling stories and a few tedious observations on troubled father relationships. At a certain point, it's "much of a muchness".
This is not a book I recommend reading all the way through. Pick out a few stories, the gems, and you'll find it quite easy to discard the rest.
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