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From The Author Of The Sympathizer, Winner Of The 2016 Pulitzer Prize For Fiction, The Refugees Is The Second Piece Of Fiction From A Powerful Voice In American Letters, Praised As Beautiful And Heartrending (Joyce Carol Oates, New Yorker), Terrific (Chicago Tribune), And An Important And Incisive Book (Washington Post)Published In Hardcover To Astounding Acclaim, The Refugees Is The Remarkable Debut Collection Of Short Stories By Viet Thanh Nguyen, Winner Of The 2016 Pulitzer Prize For Fiction For His Novel The Sympathizer. In These Powerful Stories, Written Over A Period Of Twenty Years And Set In Both Vietnam And America, Nguyen Paints A Vivid Portrait Of The Experiences Of People Leading Lives Between Two Worlds, The Adopted Homeland And The Country Of Birth.With The Same Incisiveness As In The Sympathizer, In The Refugees Viet Thanh Nguyen Gives Voice To The Hopes And Expectations Of People Making Lifechanging Decisions To Leave One Country For Another, And The Rifts In Identity, Loyalties, Romantic Relationships, And Family That Accompany Relocation. From A Young Vietnamese Refugee Who Suffers Profound Culture Shock When He Comes To Live With Two Gay Men In San Francisco, To A Woman Whose Husband Is Suffering From Dementia And Starts To Confuse Her For A Former Lover, To A Girl Living In Ho Chi Minh City Whose Older Halfsister Comes Back From America Having Seemingly Accomplished Everything She Never Will, The Stories Are A Captivating Testament To The Dreams And Hardships Of Migration.The Second Work Of Fiction By A Major New Voice In American Letters, The Refugees Is A Beautifully Written And Sharply Observed Book About The Aspirations Of Those Who Leave One Country For Another, And The Relationships And Desires For Selffulfillment That Define Our Lives.
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