Far and away
Connla Stokes
Andrew Lam had never set out to be the preeminent chronicler of the global Vietnamese diaspora, but realised that “when I spoke up for those that couldn’t, I found my tongue”.
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Retro bubble
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A criminal obsession
Greene on Tripadvisor
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What Graham Greene ate in Vietnam
Behind the blue fence
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A quarantine, and food, in Ho Chi Minh City
The peace plane
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Remembering Bradford Edwards and his peace plane
Salt & Pepper
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The film Spike Lee should have made
Phuong 19
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Thriving on pastiche
Kafka in Saigon
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A bookshop in Ho Chi Minh City
Fall for Saigon
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Can Ho Chi Minh City survive the drive to transform it into little Singapore?
It ain’t pho
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My father’s improvised experiments with Vietnamese cuisine were declared a success
The real thing
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The undefinable, addictive nature of Vietnamese food
Sweet humdrum days
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Hanoi at the dawn of the new millennium