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TRAN LE KHANH, a Washington based
writer, translator, former teacher
at Trung Vuong High School for Girl (Saigon, South Vietnam). Tran Le Khanh
received her B.A. in Education from Saigon University, and her M.A. in Mental
Heath Counseling from Pacific Lutheran University in Washington. She taught
ESL and Vietnamese, and is a State Social Worker in Washington. As a
translator, she translated into English ‘Truong khuc me ve bien Dong’ by Du
Tu Le / ‘Tributes To Mother On The Way Home Via Pacific Ocean’ (in collaboration
with Thien Nhat Phuong. CA: ht productions, first edition 1989; second
edition 2002). Publications: 1- ‘Truong khuc me ve bien Dong’ by Du Tu Le /
‘Tributes To Mother On The Way Home Via Pacific Ocean’ (co-translator with
Tran Le Khanh – US: H.T. Production, 2002). 2- ‘Without a native land’, a short story by Nguyen Huu Tri (The Writers Post: Volume 6, Number 2, July 2004; Wordbridge: Issue 5, Autumn 2004). Tel: The Writers Post & literature-in-translation, founded 1999, based in the US.
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