To Mandalay
San Lin Tun
Some would prefer to go to Mandalay by plane, boat or bus, but I chose to go by train, like Paul Theroux
Some would prefer to go to Mandalay by plane, boat or bus, but I chose to go by train, like Paul Theroux
On the beaten track in Southeast Asia’s most polluted city
A short story by Pham Duy Khiem, translated by Harry Aveling
An interview with Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit
“May your arse be on fire one day, Najib!”
The Lisu in China, Myanmar and Thailand
Michael Vickery’s flawed history
Meditation and its discontents
Art and assimilation in Borneo
A short story by Andrew Lam
Nha Thuyen’s essays on Vietnamese poetry
Inspired by Yin C.H.
Singapore’s great divide
A chance encounter in George Town
B.J. Habibie (1936–2019), Indonesia’s third president
A new Australian film misses the mark
Time for a full account of 1965
An interview with Sidney Jones
History is thicker than water
The great escape from Tham Luang
Sending money back to Vietnam
An education in Sabah
The ghosts that haunt Myanmar
Tash Aw writes about migrant labour
Ocean Vuong’s debut novel
A poem by B.B.P. Hosmillo
Penguin stumbles over a Vietnamese classic
From Myanmar to Ireland
My island home
The art of Nguyen Manh Hung
The food we eat and why we eat it
Last stop in Chiang Mai
Goodbye, canary-yellow villa
Where to for the Asian elephant?
A poem by Theophilus Kwek
Carry on down the Mone
Back to bricks and mortar
Pham Duy Khiem embodied two cultures in conflict
A French fugitive who became a chronicler of Cambodia