PRAISE FOR KHANH HA'S WRITING
“An auspicious debut by Vietnam-born Khanh Ha.” —Alan Caruba, National Book Critics Circle

“Dark, violent, and poetic saga . . .” —Publishers Weekly

“Almost dreamlike . . .” —Seattle Post Intelligencer

“A great poetic talent . . .” —Fighting Monkey Press

“A love story imbued with urgency and atonement and suffused with a dream-like quality.” —Elohi Gadugi Journal

“Readers who enjoy epic sagas set in faraway lands will find absorbing satisfaction here.” —Library Journal

“A visually stunning, emotionally resonant story that affects the reader like a forgotten dream remembered. With the environmental degradation of Vietnam as a heartbreaking backdrop, Khanh Ha’s prose bespeaks an authenticity that is far too rare in contemporary literature.” —John M. Gist, Editor-in-Chief, Red Savina Review

KHANH HA'S BIO
Khanh Ha is the author of Flesh (2012, Black Heron Press). He is a three-time Pushcart nominee and the recipient of Greensboro Review’s 2014 Robert Watson Literary Prize in Fiction. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Waccamaw Journal, storySouth, Greensboro Review, Permafrost Magazine, Saint Ann’s Review, Underground Voices, Moon City Review, The Long Story, Red Savina Review, DUCTS, ARDOR, Lunch Ticket, Cha: An Asian Literary Journal, Quarterly Literary Review Singapore, Sugar Mule, Yellow Medicine Review, Printer’s Devil Review, Mount Hope, Little Curlew Press, and other fine journals. www.authorkhanhha.com