Marginal Countries
Mario Del Pero
A long apology for Kissinger’s crimes
Category: Issue 1
Purity and Danger
Minh Bui Jones
Putting the family ghost to rest
Soth Polin
Penny Edwards
What happens when the musicality of Khmer literature is transposed to a new world order?
The anarchist
Soth Polin
Oh my dear, how still you lie, spread-eagled in the white snow that’s stained with the scarlet pools of your blood …
Stolen children
Christina Firfo
The “protection” of fatherless métis children in Indochina
Poetry
Scott Bywater
A poem by Scott Bywater
Mad, bad and French
Michelle Vachon
Michelle Vachon explores the “bad Frenchmen” of Indochina
Charity rock
Rupert Winchester
The story behind the Concert for the People of Kampuchea
Lizards of Phnom Penh
Luke Hunt
Material deemed unfit for the news pages found a home in “The Gecko”
Death railway
Alasdair Richards
The railway line that cost as many as 100,000 lives
To smile
Colin Cotterill
Said a tourist, “I have to refute, That the durian should count as a fruit …”