Book review: Chon vang
Chốn vắng (English title: No Man’s Land) is a novel from vietnamese writer Dương Thu Hương.
I'm an imperfect human being, and a also a software poet, a language junkie, a pessimist-turned-optimist, a book foodie, and you just landed in my place. I try to keep it tidy, but if you have any remark, go ahead and contact me.
Chốn vắng (English title: No Man’s Land) is a novel from vietnamese writer Dương Thu Hương.
Being a Millennial doesn’t mean that I can’t write a technophobic rant when I feel like it. Please find below a list of things that you should burden your mind with.
This is no tale of Martian exploration or larger-than-life heroes slaying dragons, but a story that could be yours.
(short story)
“What oxygen is to the lungs, such is hope to the meaning of life.” (Emil Brunner)
(short story)
“Melancholy is the happiness of being sad.” (Victor Hugo)
I’m seated in the armchair, my back resting on a cushion, holding a book.
Over the past months, I’ve been trying to reduce the amount of waste that I produce. Time has come to look at where I am at this point, and where I want to go.
Welcome to the graveyard of my past projects.