Ultimo. Ultimo Press. 2024. 310pp. Paperback. New. "Arriving in Australia seeking asylum, Fina dedicates herself to aiding the refugees who are held in Port Camden, a remote island outpost. After she speaks out for those being detained, Fina becomes the focus of a media storm that leads to her arrest..... More
Singapore. Marshall Cavendish. 2013. 263pp. Paperback. "In Thong Tran's Vietnam, everyone is at war and no one is who they seem. But even a conflicted heart needs a home. Yearning for a true father and a cause to give himself to, Thong chooses independence, liberty and happiness - his tutor..... More
Singapore. Penguin. 2021. vii + 284pp. Paperback. New. "A coming of age epic, set during the decade Ferdinand Magellan circumnavigated the world as seen through the eyes of his indentured Malay slave. Who was the man they called Enrique the Black? Taken from his family, and forced into slavery during..... More
Hong Kong. Hong Kong University Press. 2011. ix + 281 pages, index, bibliography, notes, dustjacket. This study analyzes an important feature in English-language Malaysian fiction that has been considerably neglected in scholarship - the theme of religion. Through interrogating this theme, the multilayered textures of cultural memories that are infused..... More
Canberra. Pandanus Books. 2004. Translated by Vladislav Zhukov. xii + 168pp, paperback. "Nguyen Du was a Vietnamese official displaced in a dynastic shift and sent into provincial exile in the service of his new overlord. The epic poem, Kim Vân Kieu, was his most notable work during this period. This..... More
London. Penguin. 2022. 355pp. Paperback. "It is 1974 on the island of Cyprus. Two teenagers, from opposite sides of a divided land, meet at a tavern in the city they both call home. The tavern is the only place that Kostas, who is Greek and Christian, and Defne, who is..... More