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The Old Village Road

Songs of a Vietnamese American

Hao C. Tran
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Autonomous Press

About

The second collection of short memoir pieces by Hao C. Tran, author of Skinny Woman in a Straw Hat.

"A deeply lyrical call home, a searing act of witness, and an unapologetically personal testament to exile and return."
--J.K. Fowler, Executive Director, Bay Area Book Festival

"A gifted writer and humanitarian, Hao Tran shares deeply moving stories of his life in Vietnam before the fall of Saigon, his travels and studies in Australia and the USA, and his return journeys to reconnect with family and friends who remained in Vietnam. Tran's memoir is an inspiring portrait of a true polymath."
--Evelyn Nakano Glenn, Professor Emerita, UC Berkeley

Includes the story "Red Mud," winner of the 2025 Nomadic Press San Francisco Literary Award.

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  • Asian & Asian American
  • Biography & Autobiography
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Memoirs
  • Environmental Conservation & Protection
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