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ELECTRONIC MAGAZINE OF WRITING OF VIETNAMESE POETS AND WRITERS IN
THE OVERSEAS [Vietnamese Poets And Writers Abroad
LISTINGS]
Most of Vietnamese
writers living abroad are first-generation immigrants, who left Vietnam for
the free world as a result of the 1975 events, when South Vietnam collapsed
and the Communist North took over the entire country. They are the ones who
paved the way for a new literary community abroad, and subsequently, with
writers who started writing after 1975 and second-generation writers who left
Vietnam as teenagers, or who were born after 1975 around the globe, brought
Vietnamese literature into existence in the overseas. The list is compiled
and listed in Vietnamese by poet Luan-Hoan. Listings are edited, rewritten in
English and given added information to where need be by The Writers Post’s
editor N. Saomai. Some listings, as well as unqualified data in a listing
provided by Luan-Hoan may be deleted, and new qualified listings may be
added. Considered unqualified are data on free daily newspapers, free weekly
or monthly publications with classified advertising, publications from vanity
press, and honorable awards or mentions. The length of an entry does not mean
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positions, and governmental positions should be left out of such brief
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LISTING BY AUTHOR: N Nam Dao pseudonym of Nguyễn
Mạnh Hùng (1944 Nam Dinh -- Canada) – W – a PhD in Economics from Toronto
University (Canada), professor of economics at the university Laval (Canada).
*Pubs:
Dat troi (historical novel. CA: Van Moi, 2002), Khoang choi voi (memoirs
& stories. Thi Van: 2001), Trong buot pha le (collection of stories. Thi
Van: 2001), Ba vo kich (play. Thi Van: 2000), Tieng cong (novel. Thi Van:
2000), Gio lua (historical novel – US: Thi Van: 1999). Nam Giao (1948 Tay Ninh – Arizona, USA) – P – former officer in the Artillery Arm
serving six years’ imprisonment in re-education camps. His poems appeared in Văn
Nghệ Tiền Phong, Con Ong, Phụ Nữ Diễn Đàn
magazines before 1975. In 1995, he immigrated to the US, and settled in
Arizona. He has part in Khoảng Cách Không Màu and Lưu Dân Thi
Thoại anthologies. *Pubs Tuổi Rừng (1973), Như
Bóng Mây Tan (1974), Thơ Nam Giao (1996), T́nh Mây (1996), Vùng Kư
Ức (co-authored with Phạm Ngọc, 1997) Nghiêm Xuân
Hồng, religious name: Tịnh Liên (Ha-Dong, North VN 19. – May 07, 2000 California, USA) -- W – He immigrated into South Vietnam in
1954. *Pubs: Di
tim mot can ban tu tuong (1957), Luyen ai quan qua triet thuyet va tinh su
(1961), Nguoi vien khach thu muoi (1963), Cach mang va hanh dong, Xay dung
nhan sinh quan, Tu binh phap Ton Ngo den chien luoc nguyen tu (1965), Bien
chung giai thoat trong giao ly Trung Hoa (1967), Nguyen tu hien sinh va hu vo
(1969), Trang tam kinh huyen hoac (a series of 4 books). Nghiêu
Đề (QuangNgai VN 1937 - 1998 San Diego USA) – Artist & FW -- Famous as an artist. *Pubs:
Soi Toc Tram Nam (short-story collection - Saigon). Nghiêu Minh pseudonym
of Nguyễn Văn Minh (b19. Gia Dinh - USA) -- P – *Pubs: Khóc Trên Đường Đi-Hát Trên
Đường Về (music, 1982), Trăng Mật (poetry,1992),
Dấu Xưa (poetry 1994), Các CD đă phát
hành : Mẹ-Em—Và Người Yêu Dấu (songs), Trong
Nước Mắt Em Tôi Thấy Thiên Đàng (poetry and music),
Em-Người T́nh Nhân Tôi (music), Mẹ Thường
Hằng (poetry and music). Ngọc
An pseudonym of Nguyễn
Thị
Ngọc An (1952 Vung Tau - USA) -- P – Her other pseudonym is Uyen
Thi. She published several pieces in Phu Nu Dien Dan Magazine before 1975. In
the overseas, she contributed to the magazines published in the US, Canada,
and France. Ngọc An is a member of the
Vietnamese Amateur Poets Society. She is living in San Jose, California. Pubs: Mot phia troi Tho (collection of poems, with other
authors), Cum Hoa Tinh Yeu 1, 2, 3 (collection of poems, with other authors),
Tieng tho hai ngoai (collection of poems, with other authors) Tuyen tap Xuan
Thu (collection of poems, with other authors), Tieng tho la nhung duong to
cua long (1996), Rung thu xua van nho (1998). Ngọc
Anh pseudonym of Nguyễn Ngọc Kim Anh (b19. Saigon - USA) -- FW – grew up in Dalat, and educated at Bùi
Thị Xuân High School For Girls in Dalat and Saigon University Faculty
of Letters. She is living in California. Pubs:
Chân Dung (truyện, T́nh Thương 1994) , Mưa Xuống
Cuộc Đời (truyện dài, Phương Đông 1996),
Thương Tiếc (truyện, Làng Văn Canada 2002) Ngọc
Hoài Phương pseudonym of Nguyễn Ngọc
Kiêm (b19. VN - USA) -- W – He went into the journalism in 1964, immigrated to the US in
1975. He is currently the publisher and editor in chief of Hồn
Việt Magazine published in the US. *Pubs Cơi
Tạm (poetry 1992),Vẫn C̣n Cơi Tạm (poetry). Ngọc
Khôi / other pseudonym: Lưu Uyên Khôi (Saigon, Viet-Nam 1960 – 1994 Paris, France) -- FW – member of the editorial staff of Hop Luu Magazine. He contributed to
several magazines, including Văn, Làng
Văn,Thế Kỷ 21, Văn Nghệ Trẻ. His works have
been anthologized in 20 Năm Văn Học VN Hải Ngoại
(Đại Nam 1995) *Pubs Lời
Cầu Hôn Trên Cổ Tháp (story, US: Xuân Thu, 1994) Ngọc
Thủy (1955 Phong dinh - USA) -- FW – She is living in San Jose, California. *Pubs Như
Giấc Mộng Vàng (story), Em Tháng Chạp (story), Bé Yêu
Đời (children book),Cho Nhau Một Góc Biển Trời
(poetry), Quả Bóng Tuổi Thơ (children book), Bé Yêu
Người (children book). Ngô Du Trung pseudonym
of Ngô Thanh Vân (1952 Khanh Hoa - USA) -- FW – former officer in the Republic of
vietnam Armed Forces immigrating to the US in 1978. He started in the
literary community in 1987. His pieces were published in Văn,
Văn Nghệ Tiền Phong (US), Làng Văn (Canada) magazines,
and in ‘Văn Thơ Văn Bút Nam Hoa Kỳ’ (1993), ‘20 Năm
Văn Học Việt Nam Hải NgoạI’ (Đai Nam, 2000)
anthologies. He is living in Houston. *Pubs Nước Ḿnh - Nước Mỹ
(CAN: Làng Văn, 1991) , Tha Hương (CAN: Làng Văn,
1994). Ngô Nguyên
Dũng pseudonym of Ngô Việt Dũng (1951 Saigon - Germany) -- FW – Pursued higher education and settled in
Germany in 1970. He published, in 1965, his debut poem in the Búp
Bê Section, for which writer Duyen Anh was responsible, in the daily
newspaper Song published in Saigon. He started in the literary community in
1975, contributed to Văn, Văn Học, Tân Văn, and
Việt Nam Tự Do magazines. He is the editor of the Măng Non
(Germany), editor of a literature section in the Độc Lập
(Germany), member of
the editorial staff of the magazine Lang Van (Canada).
His works were anthologized in: 23 Người Viết Sau 1975 (US:
Văn Nghệ, 1988), Truyện Hay Hải Ngoại-2 (US: Phù
Sa, 1991), Gửi Vầng Trăng Lưu Lạc (VN: Hội
Nhà Văn HN 1994), 20 Năm Văn HọcViệt Nam Hải
Ngoại 1975 –1995 (US: Đại Nam 1995), Thơ Văn Hải
Ngoại Năm 2000 (US: Văn MớI, 2000) *Pubs Ḍng
Chữ Tâm T́nh (story, 1988), Mười Hai Hoa Cúc (story, 1988),
Đêm (story, 1969),Tiếng Núi (story, 1992), Chuông Đêm (story, 1992), Gia
Đ́nh Cún (story, 1994), Âm Bản (story, 1995), Ḥn Cồn Lửa
(story, US: Văn MớI, 2002), Khung Cửa Nắng (novel, US:
Văn Học, 2000). Ngô Thế
Vinh (1941 Thanh Hoa -- USA) -- W -- doctor, member of the editorial staff and
editor-in-chief of the monthly Tinh-Thuong magazine (1963-67) published by
students of the School of Medicine (Saigon University),
former 81st Airborne Ranger serving as a Green Beret M.D. during
the Vietnam War. He is living in California, and is a board certified
internist, an attending physician, and an assistant clinical professor at
University of California-Irvine, College of Medicine. His most famous work
was Vong Dai Xanh (The Green Belt), which won the 1971 National Prize for
fiction. This is the fourth book of the author published before 1975, after
several requests for permission to publish met refusal from the censorship
Bureau in Saigon. The interval between refusing the existence of a literary
work and recognising the worth of a literary work’s existence was just a
matter of few months. The National Prize winner, however, only few months
after receiving the prize was summoned to the court of Law in connection with
his short story ‘Mat tran o Saigon’ published in the journal Trinh Bay Issue
34, December 1971. The story was considered to disturb social order and
‘undermine the discipline and fighting spirit of the army’. Twenty-five years
later, ‘Mat tran o Saigon’ was collected to be published in the overseas, in
1996, in a collection that bore the same title. The appearance of ‘Mat tran o
Saigon’ marked the fifth book of the author, which will be followed by three
others, in Vietnamese and in translation. *Pubs:
May bao (1963), Bong dem (1964), Gio mua (1965), Vong dai xanh (1971), Mat
tran Saigon (Van Nghe 1996), Cuu Long can dong, Bien Dong day song / Mekong
River Drained Dry, South China Sea in Turmoil (CA: Van Nghe, 2000 – 2nd
edition CA: Van Nghe, 2001), The Green Belt [a translation version
of Vong Dai Xanh translated by Nha Trang and William L. Pensinger, co-authors
of the novel The Moon of Hoa Binh (Raleigh, NC: Ivy House Publishing Group,
2004)], and The Battle of Saigon [a translation version of Mat tran Saigon
(US: Xlibris Corporation, 2005)]. Ngô
Tịnh Yên / or Mimisa, Tra My, pseudonym of Ngô
Thị Tuyết Trinh (b19. Saigon -- USA) -- P&FW – Her works has been anthologised in 20
Năm Văn Học Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (US:
Đại Nam, 1995). Pubs:
Ngu Long cong chua (story), Noi nao cung co tinh yeu (poetry), Lang man nam
2000 (poetry, 1996). Ngu Yên pseudonym
of Nguyễn Hiền Tiên (1952 Binh Dinh -- USA) -- P – educated
at Saigon University Faculty of Law (1971-1975). He escaped Vietnam on April
29, 1975, came to the US on July 14, 1975, and is living in Texas. His works
were published in (anthologies or other author’s books): Ngọn Cỏ
Khô Trên Thung Lũng Mùa
Xuân (CAN: Làng Văn, 1986), Tuyển Tập 23
Người Viết Sau 1975
(US: Văn Nghệ, 1988), Chân Dung Thơ Luân Hoán (US: Kinh Đô,
1991), Gửi Vầng Trăng Lưu Lạc (VN: Hội nhà
văn, 1994), 20 Năm Văn Học Việt Nam
Hải Ngoại (US: Đại Nam 1995), Thơ T́nh Việt Nam
Và Thế Giới (VN: Thanh
Niên, 1998). *Pubs: Hóa
Ra Nét Chữ Lên Đàng Quẩn
Quanh (US: Văn Nghệ, 1986), Tựa Đề Ở Bên Trong
(US: Van Nghe, 1987), Hỡi Ơi (US: Van Nghe, 1991),T́nh (potery,
(?)), Hăy Cho Ta Sống Giùm
Đời Nhau (US: Van Moi, 1995),Thi Sĩ Và Tôi.Thơ Và Của
Thơ (US: Lũy Te Xanh, 2002), Bóng Nắng Khuya (music,
CD), Đợi Chờ Không
Biết Đợi Chờ Ai (music, CD), Mong Manh Tiếng Cười Chạm
Tiếng Thiên Thu (music, CD) Nguyên
Nghĩa pseudonym
of Nguyễn Nghĩa. (1952 Saigon -- USA) -- FW – former officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces,
Artillery Corps, 21st Division, serving four years’ imprisonment
in re-education camps. Before 1975, he wrote for daily newspapers in Saigon.
He escaped Vietnam by sea, settled in Germany in 1980. In 1987, he came to
Canada, where he has since lived. In the overseas, he is a contributor to the
magazines Độc Lập, Măng Non
(Germany), and Làng Văn, (Canada); one of the co-founders of the
magazine Tu Do in Toronto (discontinued); president of the Vietnamese P.E.N,
Ontario Center (1995-1997). His short story was anthologized in Truyện
Hay Hải Ngoại -1 (US: Phù Sa 1991). *Pubs: Chờ Chết (US: Xuân Thu,
1998) Nguyên Phong pseudonym
of Vũ Văn Dư (1950 Hanoi -- USA) -- W – translator, living in the US. His works have appeared in Lang
Van magazine in Canada. *Pubs: Hành
Tŕnh Về Phương Đông, Tây Tạng Huyền Bí,
Đường Mây Qua Xứ Tuyết, Huyền Thuật Và
Đạo Sĩ Tây Tạng, Minh Triết Trong Đời
Sống, Ngọc Sáng Trong Hoa Sen, Hoa Trôi Trên Sóng
Nước. Nguyên Sa pseudonym of Trần
Bích Lan (HaNoi 1930-1998 USA) -- P&W – born the son of Mr. Trần
Văn Chí and Mrs. Đoàn Thị Xuân,
living in Vân Đ́nh Hà Đông during the anti-French war, where he was
arrested and imprisoned at the age of 15. He went to France to study in 1949
and graduated in Philosophy from Sorbonne University. He returned to Vietnam
1956, and worked as a professor at Saigon University Faculty of Letters, a
teacher at Văn Lang, Nguyễn Bá Ṭng, Hưng Đạo,
Thủ Khoa, Thượng Hiền high schools, an officer in the
South Vietnam Armed Forces. He was also a member of the Vietnamese P.E.N.
Center, founder of the Saigon-based Hien-Dai literay magazine, and a
contributor to Văn Học, Sáng Tạo, Ngàn Khơi, Nghệ
Thuật, Gió Mới, Tiếng Nói magazines. He immigrated to France
in 1975, and then came in 1978 to the US where he settled. In the overseas,
he was the editor in chief of Doi, Phu Nu Viet-Nam weekly magazines, and the
weekly Dan Chung in the US. Nguyên Sa was introduced or his works were
published in (anthologies or other author’s books): Thi Ca Việt Nam
Hiện Đại (Trần Tuấn Kiệt 1962), Văn
Học Hiện Đại -Thơ (Cao Thế Dung, Quần
Chúng, 1969), Tác Gỉa Tác Phẩm (Trần Tuấn Kiệt),
Thi Ca Hiện Đại Và Tiền Chiến (Bảo Vân, 78)
Thơ Văn 90 Tác Giả V N Hải Ngoại
1975-1981(Văn Hữu 1982), Thơ Văn Việt Nam
Hải Ngoại (Thái Tú Hạp, 1985), Chân Dung 15 Nhà Văn
Nhà Thơ Việt Nam, (Mai Thảo, 1985), Chân Dung Thơ Luân
Hoán (US: Kinh Đô, 1991), Thơ T́nh Bốn Phương (Thái Doăn Hiếu, Hoàng Liên, 1994),
Gửi Vầng Trăng Lưu Lạc (Ha Noi: Hoi Nha Van,
1994), Ngày Xưa Hoàng Thị (VN: Văn Nghệ, 1995), An
Anthology of Vietnamese Poems (Huỳnh Sanh Thông ,Yale University Press, 1996), Nguyên Sa Tác
Gỉa Tác Phẩm (1998), 20
Năm Văn Học Việt Nam
Hải Ngoại 1975
-1995 (US: Đại Nam,1995), Lục Bát T́nh (VN: Đồng Nai,
1997), Du Tử Lê,Tác Giả
Tác Phẩm-2 (1997), Thơ T́nh Việt Nam Và Thế Giới
(Nguyễn Hùng Trương. VN: Thanh Niên, 1998), Văn Học
Miền Nam -Thơ (Vơ Phiến. CA: Văn Nghệ,
1999). Works about
the author: Nguyên Sa Tác Giả-Tác Phẩm
volume 1 và volume 2 (US: Nhan Chung). *Pubs: Thơ
Nguyên Sa tập 1 (poetry), Thơ Nguyên Sa Tập 2 (poetry), Thơ Nguyên Sa tập 3
(poetry), Vài Ngày Ở Chung Sự Vụ (novel), Gơ Đầu
Trẻ (story), Mây Bay Đi (story), Descartes Nh́n Từ
Phương Đông (research),
Một Ḿnh Một Ngựa (research), Một Bông Hồng Cho
Văn Nghệ (research), Đông Du kư (memoir), Hai Mươi Khuôn
Mặt Nghệ sĩ Việt Nam Ở Hải Ngoại
(essay), Luận lư Học (education), Tâm Lư Học (education). Nguyên
Vũ pseudonym
of Vũ Ngự Chiêu (1942 Hay Duong -- USA) -- W – former officer in the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces, writer and historical researcher, educated
at Hải Dương Primary School (1949-1953), Nguyễn
Bĩnh Khiêm High School in Hải Dương (1953-1954), Phan
Châu Trinh High Aschool in Đà Nẵng (1955-1958), Hồ Ngọc
Cẩn High School in Gia
Định (1958-1960), Chu Văn An High School in Sàig̣n (1960-1961),
Saigon University Faculty of Sciences (1961-1963), Saigon University Faculty
of Letters (1967-1974), University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (1975-1977),
University of Wisconsin-Madison (1978-1984). He immigrated to the US, settled in Houston Texas, where he has
since lived. His work was anthologized in 20 Năm Văn
Học Việt Nam Hải Ngoại 1975-1995 (Đại Nam
1995). *Pubs: 30
books published under the pseudonym Nguyen Vu, 5 books of research under the
pseudonym Chinh Dao, 4 books of hitorical research under the real name Vu Ngu
Chieu. Most popular are: Đời Pháo Thủ (story,1967),
Đêm Hưu Chiến
(novel,1968), Con Mắt Kẽm Gai (story,1969), Khung
Cửa Chết Của
Người T́nh Si
(story,1969), Sau Bảy Năm Ở Lính (story 1970), Cuộc
Hàng Tŕnh Cuối Cùng (story,1970), Bản Luân Vũ Của
Qủi (story, 1970), Xuân Buồn Thảm (travel notes), Xâu
Chuỗi Bọt Nước (novel), Hoạt Cảnh
Chiến Tranh (story) Trận Chiến Chưa Tàn (novel),
Chiến Tranh V.N Bại Hay Thắng ? (research), Các Vua
Cuối Nhà Nguyễn 1,2 và 3 (research), Đoạn Kết
Một Thời Đại (research), 55 Ngày 55 Đêm: Cuộc
Sụp Đổ Của Việt Nam Cộng Ḥa (research)
,Việt Nam Niên Biểu
(research), Khía Cạnh Nhân Quyền Của Bang Giao
Việt Mỹ. Nguyễn
Bá Chung
(b19. – Boston, USA) – W -- writer, poet and translator. He received a bachelor
in American literature from Saigon University in 1970, and a bachelor in
American literature from Brandeis University in 1974. His essays and translations have appeared in Vietnam Forum,
New Asia Review, Compost, Nation, Manoa, and other journals. He co-edited
with Kevin Bowen and Bruce Weigl the anthology - Mountain River: Vietnamese
Poetry From The Wars 1948-1993 (University of Massachusetts Press, 1998).
Nguyen Ba Chung has organized the Summer Study Program with Hue University,
Vietnam, and is currently a Research Associate at the Joiner Center. *Pubs: A Time Far Past (co-translator); 6 Vietnamese
Poets: poems by Y Nhi, Nguyen Khoa Diem, Lam Thi My Da, Nguyen Duc Mau, Xuan
Quynh, & Phan Tien Duat; Distant Road: Selected Poems of Nguyen Duy
(co-translated with Kevin Bowen,
Curbstone Press: 1999). Nguyễn
Bá Trạc (1943 Hue -- USA) -- P – a graduate of the National Institute of Administration coming to
the US in 1974. He started in the literary community after 1975, contributing
to Văn Học Nghệ Thuật, Văn
Học and Văn magzines published in the US. His poems and short
stories were anthologised in ‘Truyện Ngắn 20 Năm Văn
Học V.N Hải Ngoại 1975-1995 (US: Văn Bút VNHN, 1995),
23 Người Viết Sau 1975 (US: Văn Nghệ, 1988),
Thơ T́nh Việt Nam Và Thế Giới (VN: Thanh Niên, 1998). He is living in California. *Pubs: Ngọn
Cỏ Bồng, (1995), Chuyện Một Người Di
Cư Nhức Đầu Vừa Phải (?), Nước
Mắt Trước Cơn Mưa (translated from Larry
Engelmann, 1995). Nguyễn
Chí Kham (1944 Quang Tri -- USA) -- P – former officer in the South Vietnam
Armed Forced immigrating to the US in 1993. Before 1975,
he was a contributor to Tiểu Thuyết Thứ Năm,
Nghệ Thuật, Khởi Hành, Văn magazines and Ngôn
Luận daily newspaper. In the US, he contributed to Văn Học,
Thế Kỷ 21, Khởi Hành, Người Việt,
Viễn Đông and had part in the Dai Nam’s 20 Năm Văn Học
Việt Nam Hải Ngoại
1975-1995 (1995), and Doi’s Nguyên Sa
Cuộc Đời Và Tác Phẩm (1998). *Pubs: Trăng
Ơi Thơ Ấu Măi (CA: Tân Thư, 1998), Nắng Hồng
Phương Nam (?), Thành Phố Tuổi Trẻ (2005). Nguyễn
Chí Thiện (1939 Hanoi -- USA) -- P – born the son of an engineer who immigrated in vain to South
Vietnam in 1954. He started in the literary community in 1958, but served a
sentence of three years’ imprisonment (1958-61) for his attempt to publish
the Vi Dan, for which he applied for permit and was arrested. In November
1961 he was arrested again as the government was trying to brainwash him into
its policy; he was imprisoned for a period of three years from 1961 to 1964.
In 1964, he was released, but again arrested one month after his release from
prison, and was sentenced to 13 years. Released in 1979, he came to Hanoi,
and burst into the British Embassy to hand over a French-language letter and
his poetry book “Hoa Dia Nguc” so that it could be sent abroad. The
collection of Nguyen Chi Thien’s poems was later published in the US under
the title Hoa Địa Ngục (Bản Chúc Thư Của
Một Người Việt Nam/ or Tiếng Vọng Từ
Đáy Vực) by poet Nguyễn Hữu Hiệu.
A bilingual edition of Hoa Địa Ngục
was later published by New Haven, Yale University, in 1984, with the English
translation by Huynh Sanh Thong. Another bilingual edition was published in
1996 by Tổ hợp xuất bản Miền Đông Hoa Kỳ,
with the English translation by Nguyen Ngoc Bich. In 1985, Hoa Dia Nguc
received an international award for poetry.
Nguyễn Chí Thiện was released from prion in 1991, and
came, in 1995, to the US where he settled and has since lived. *Pubs: Hoa Dia Nguc / The Flowers of Hell (collection of poetry,
bilingual edition, English version by Nguyễn Ngọc Bích, 1996), Hat Mau Tho / Blood Seeds Become
Poetry (collection of
poetry, bilingual edition, English version by Nguyễn Ngọc
Bích, 1996), Hỏa Ḷ (story, US: Tổ hợp xuất bản
Miền Đông Hoa Kỳ, 2001). Nguyễn
Chí Thiệp (1944 QuangNam -- USA) -- W – former student at
Phan Chu Trinh High School in Đà Nẵng and Chu Văn An High School
in Saigon, 1965 graduate of the National Institute of Administration, 1970
Political Science and Business Administration graduate of Dalat University
and former officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces serving a sentence
of several years’ imprisonment in re-education camps. He is living in Houston,
Texas. *Pubs: Trại
Kiên Giam (US: Sông Thu,1992), Việt Nam Khát Vọng Dân Chủ
Tự Do (research, 2001) Nguyễn
Dũng Tiến (b19. Nhatrang -- USA) -- W – He started writing after 1975. He has part in the anthologies or
other author’s books: Nguyên Sa Cuộc Đời, Tác
Phẩm ( CAN: Dời, 1998), Văn Học Thời Nay III
(US: 2005). *Pubs Lính Đánh Thuê (novel, US: Việt
Báo, 1993), Vàng Đen (novel, 1996). Nguyễn
Đăng Thường (1938 Svay Por, Kampuchia -- England) -- W – educated in Vietnam, graduated from the Saigon
University Faculty of Pedagogy. He was a professor of French at several
private schools in Saigon. In the overseas, he contributed to the magazines
Tŕnh Bày, Nhịp Cầu, Thủy
Triều, Thế Kỷ 21, Hợp Lưu, and Tạp chí
Thơ. Nguyễn Đăng
Thường is living in London, UK. *Pubs Tuyển Tập Thơ
Thế Giới (Vietnam: Tŕnh Bày, 1971), Văn Xuôi Của Chuyến Xe Lửa Xuyên Tây Bá
Lợi Á Và Của Cô Bé Jehanne De France (Balise Cendrars,1989),
Thơ Jacques Prévert (co-translated with Diễm Châu, 1993),
Tiếng nói (translation – US: Van, 2003). Nguyễn
Đ́nh Ḥa (Hanoi, VIETNAM 1924 – Dec. 2000 USA) -- W – educated at Hang Voi Primary School,
Buoi High School in Hanoi and Union College, New York University in the US
where he received his BA in English (UC) in 1950, MA and Ph.D. in English
Education (NYU) in 1952 and 1956. Nguyễn Đ́nh
Ḥa is a scholar; lexicographer; professor of Vietnamese linguistics,
literature and culture at several universities including Saigon, Hue, Dalat
Universities, Columbia University, the University of Washington, the
University of Hawaii, San Jose State University, Mission college; professor
of linguistics and foreign languages & literature at Southern Illinois
University (SIU) at Carbondale; associate director and director of the SIU
Center for Vietnamese studies (between 1969 and 1990). His works includes
several phrase books, textbooks, and dictionaries. Many of his book reviews,
articles and essays appeared in scholarly journals and encyclopedias. Nguyễn
Đ́nh Ḥa died on December 10, 2000 at Stanford Hospital in California. US. *Pubs: From The City Inside The Red River
(memoir, US: Mc-Farland, 1999). And nearly 40 books on education and
researchs published at home or abroad.. Nguyễn Đ́nh Toàn (1936 Hanoi -- USA) -- W --
immigrated
to South Vietnam in 1954, worked at the Saigon Broadcasting Station, and
started in the literary community in 1956 contributing to several magazines
published in Saigon. He joined the South Vietnam Armed Forces in 1968, but
was later released from the military services because of his delicate heath.
After 1975, he was sent to re-education camps. Many of his works appeared in
(other author’s books or anthologies): Thi Ca
Tiền Chiến Và Hiện đại (1978), Truyện Miền Nam - 2 (CA:
Văn Nghệ, 1999), Thơ
Văn Việt Nam
Hải Ngoại Năm 2000
(CA: Văn MớI, 2000), Thơ T́nh Việt Nam Và Thế Giới (Thanh Niên
Publisher, 1998). He
is living in Long Beach. *Pubs: Chị Em
Hải (Vietnam: Tự Do, 1961), Mật Đắng
(Vietnam: HuyềnTrân 1962), Những
Kẽ Đứng Bên
Lề (Vietnam: Giao Điểm, 1964), Con Đường
(Vietnam: Giao Điểm, 1965), Bữa Ăn Sáng (1968), Ngoài Thềm
Mưa (1968), Ngày
Tháng (Vietnam: An Tiêm,
1968), Đêm Hè (Vietnam: Hiện Đại, 1970), Giờ Ra Chơi
(Vietnam: Khai Phóng, 1970), Phía Ngoài
(co-authored with Huỳnh
Phan Anh, Vietnam: Hồng
Đức, 1969), Đêm Lăng Quên (1970), Đám Cháy (1971), Không Một Ai (Vietnam: Hiện Đại, 1971), Thành Phố
(Vietnam: Kẻ Sĩ, 1971),
Tro Than (Vietnam: Đồng
Nai, 1972), Áo Mơ
Phai (Vietnam: Nguyễn Đ́nh Vượng,1972),
Đồng Cỏ (Đồng Giao Pulbisher, 1995). Nguyễn Đông Giang (1943 DaNang -- USA) -- P --
former
Dean of Bo De High School and teacher at several high schools, educated at
Hoàng Diệu Primary School
in Đà Nẵng, Faculty of Letters
in hue. He later joined the South Vietnam Armed forces, and graduated as an
officer from the National Military Academy in Dalat, course 19. He escaped
Vietnam by sea in 1991, and was kept in Hong Kong’s refugee camps until 1996
when he was sent to the US. He is living in California. His works has appeared
in literary magazines overseas. *Pubs: Thơ
Của Người Giang Hồ (Vietnam: Da Vàng 1969), Cho
Tương Lai Bắt Gặp (co-authored, Vietnam, 1971) Nguyễn Đông Ngạc (PhucYen BacViet 1943-1996 Canada) -- W – immigrated to South Vietnam in 1954,
perusing education at Saigon University School of Medicine for one year
before he dropped out Medicine and study Education at the Faculty of Pedagogy
instead, and taught at Trần Cao Vân High School in Quảng Nam after his graduation. He
started writing in the middle of 1960s, contributing to Saigon-based
magazines, parallely founding the Song Publisher in Saigon. In 1981, he came
to Canada, from where he has written for Văn and Văn Học
magazines in the US, and Làng Văn, Nắng MớI magazines in
Canada. He died on Feb. 21, 1996. His works were also appeared in other
author’s books or anthologies Thơ Văn Hải Ngoại
(by Thái Tú Hạp; US: Sông Thu, 1985), Chân Dung Thơ Luân
Hoán (US: Kinh Đô, 1991),
Việt Nam Quê Hương
Tôi (a collection of photograhps by Lê Quang Xuân, 1994), 20
Người Viết Tại Canada (by Việt
Thường; CAN: Nắng
Mới 1995), 20 Năm Văn Học Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (US: Đại Nam,
1995). *Pubs: Những
Truyện Ngắn Hay Nhất Quê Hương Ta (a compilation
of short stories written by several authors) Nguyễn Đức Bạt Ngàn (b19. Thua Thien -- Canada) -- P – immigrated to Canada in 1979. In the
overseas, he contributed to Làng Văn,
Văn, Văn Học, Nắng Mới magazines
in the US and Canada. His poems were also appeared in other author’s books or
anthologies Thơ Văn 90 Tác Gỉa Việt Nam Hải Ngoại 1975 - 1981 (Văn Hữu,
1982), Thơ Văn Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (by Thái Tú Hạp; US: Song Thu,
1985), Ngọn Cỏ Khô Trên
Thung Lũng Mùa Xuân (CAN: Làng
Văn, 1986), Việt Nam Quê Hương Tôi (by Lê Quang Xuân,1994), 20
Người Viết Tại Canada
(by Việt Thường; CAN: Nắng MớI, 1995),
20 Năm Văn Học
Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (US: Đại Nam, 1995),
Thơ Văn Việt Nam Hải Ngoại Năm
2000 (by Việt
Thường; US: Văn Mới, 2000). *Pubs: Gĩa
Từ Ân Phúc (limited edition,
co-authored with Miên Hành,
Trần Huyền Thoại, 1970),
B́nh Minh Câm (1985),
Giữa Triền Hạn Reo (1988), Từ Gĩa Ngày
(thơ, 1989). Nguyễn Đức Cung (1940 Quang Binh -- USA) -- W –
a historical researcher, a graduate of the Faculty of Pedagogy, former teacher,
former Congressman of National Assembly of Republic of Vietnam, and officer
of RVN Army graduated from Thu Duc Reserved Infantry School serving a
sentence of 13 years’ imprisonment from 1975 to 1988 after the collapse of
South Vietnam. He is living in the US *Pubs: Lịch Sử Vùng Cao Qua
Vũ Nam Tạp Lục Thư (1998), Diễn Lộc Quận Công Nguyễn Thân
(research). Nguyễn Đức Lập (1945 QuangNgai -- USA) -- P&FW – born the son of journalist Hồng
Tiêu and writer Tùng Long, grew up in Saigon. He came to the US in 1983,
settled in California where he has since lived. His debut poem published in
the Dong Nai in 1984 was followed by several of his writings contributed to
Văn, Văn Học, Làng Văn, Canh Tân, Nắng Mới
magazines. His works also appeared in other author’s books or anthologies: 23
Người Viết Sau 1975
(US: Văn Nghệ, 1988), Trăm
Hoa Vẫn Nở Trên Quê Hương (US: 1990), Quê Hương
Ngàn Dặm (US: Người Việt Lưu Vong, 1990), 20
Năm Văn Học VN Hải Ngoại (US:
Đại Nam, 1995). He is the managing editor of the Tin Vit. *Pubs: Những Đêm
Không Ngủ (poetry, 1987), Cuộc Chiến Tàn Chưa ? (story, 1987),
Bảo Kiếm Tặng Anh Hùng (novel), Thần Thư Trao
Hào Kiệt (novel), Ngắn
Cổ Khó Kêu (novel,1989), Nhứt Biết Nh́ Quen
(novel, 1990), Phong Vũ Tiêu Tiêu Lôi Vũ Động (novel),
Giàn Đậu Mưa Rung (novel), Khung Rào Hẹp (novel), Cặp Mắt Quay Lại
(novel), Trần Ai Khoai Củ
(novel), Lớp Trước Lớp Sau (novel). Nguyễn Hải Hà / or Hien Huu (pen name). (1938 Vietnam -- USA) -- P – former officer of the RVN Army, settled in the US in 1984.
He has contributed to the magazines and newspapers Đường
Sống, Tuổi Hoa, Người Việt (US), and Làng
Văn (CAN). His work was anthologised in 20 Năm Văn Học
Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (by KhánhTrường, CaoXuân Huy
& Trương Đ́nh Luân; US: Đại Nam, 1995). *Pubs: Tŕnh
Bày (poetry; Vietnam: Học
Thuật, 1967), Hương
Chiều (poetry; Vietnam:
Hồng Lĩnh, 1970), C̣n Sáng
Tạo (poetry; US: Người Việt, 1987), Tàn Phai (poetry,
1997), Việt Nam Thi Văn
Hải Ngoại 1975-2003 (a compilation of proses and verses, 2004). Nguyễn Hoàng Đoan (b19. North Vietnam -- USA) -- W– immigrated to South Vietnam in 1954.
After April 1975 he escaped Vietnam to the US. *Pubs: Bùa
Ngải Trong Việc Đầu Tư Thân Xác Đàn Bà (1969),
Những Phu Nhân Góa Chồng (1969), Phong Trào Yêu Cuồng
Sống Vội (1969), Thế Giới Tội Lỗi Của
Đàn Bà (1969), Mua Chồng
(1971). Nguyễn Hoàng Nam (1967 Bien Hoa -- USA) -- P – settled in the US in 1980. His first poem published in 1986 was
followed by several of his works published in the literary magazines Văn,
Văn Học, Người Việt, Thế Kỷ 21,
Hợp Lưu, and anthologies Gửi Vầng Trăng Lưu
Lạc (Hội Nhà Văn, HN 1994), 20 Năm Văn Học
Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (nxb Đại Nam 1995). He is a member of the editorial staff of THO
magazine (USA). *Pubs:
Poems have been published in Van, Van Hoc, Nguoi Viet, The Ky 21, and Hop Luu
magazine. Nguyễn Hoàn Nguyên pseudonym of Nguyễn Thanh Quan (1956 Gia Dinh -- Holland) -- W – settled in 1979 in Holland, from where he has written for the
magazines Quyết Tâm, Quê Mẹ,
Độc Lập, Tọa Đàm, Làng Văn, Hợp Lưu
published in France, Canada, and the US. From 1987 to 1990, he was the editor
in chief of the monthly Viet Nam in Holland. *Pubs: Trao
Tặng Đất Trời (thơ). Nguyễn
Huỳnh Mai (b19. An Giang -- USA) -- W – graduated in Journalism in
1972, and worked for the weekly T́m
Hiểu, daily newspaper Chinh Luan, and Pasefoco Co. as an assistant
director. She came to the US in 1975, settled in Minnisota, then California,
and went into in journalism and communications. In 1980, she graduated from Long Beach University with a BS’
degree in Public Communication/ Radio and Television Broadcasting, and worked
at KCET-Los Angeles, and at KOCE-50 Orange County as a consultant for
Southeast Asian refugee programs. From 1981 to 2004 she was the editor of
Duoc Tu Bi, a Hoa Hao Buddhist Review, the voice of HH Buddhist Church, also
she was the founder and editor of the Hoa Hao Buddhist website. She started
writing in 1976, and contributed to the magazines: Việt Nam Hải Ngọai (CA, San Diego),
Người Việt Tự Do (Japan), Pubs: Người Việt (CA, Orange County), Việt
Báo, and several publications. Cô Bé Làng Ḥa
Hảo (hồi kư, 1995), Hồn Thiêng Dân Tộc ( nxb Mơ Làng,
1997), Lên Đường, Lời
Thầy Dạy,
Cửu Long Giang Vùng Dậy. Nguyễn
Huyền Không pseudonym of Nguyễn Rô (1925 Quang Nam -- US) -- P – Graduated in
Law, and Literature. Publisher of Đặc san Quảng Đà
which is published yearly. Pubs: Thơ Nguyen Huyền Không Nguyễn Hưng Quốc (1957 Quang Nam – Australia) – W -- professor of Vietnamese Linguistics at
Victoria University (Melbourne, Australia), Editor-in-Chief of Viet magazine. *Pubs:
Tim hieu nghe thuat tho Vietnam (French: Que Me,1988), Nghi ve tho (US: Van
Nghe, 1989), Van hoc Viet Nam duoi che do Cong san (US: Van Nghe, 1st
edition 1991, 2nd edition 1996),
Vo Phien (US: Van Nghe, 1996), Tho, v.v... va v.v...(US: Van Nghe,
1996), Van hoc Viet Nam, tu diem nhin h(au h)ien dai (US: Van Nghe, 2000),
Van hoa van chuong Viet Nam (US: Van Moi, 2002). Has works anthologized in: Tram hoa van no tren que huong (Le
Tran, 1990), 20 nam van hoc Viet Nam hai ngoai (Dai Nam, 1995), Tuyen tap tho
van hai ngoai nam 2000 (Viet Thuong & Van Moi, 2000), vietnamese Studies
in a Multicultural World (VLCP, 1994). Nguyễn
Hữu Chung pseudonym of Nguyễn Rô (1939 Ben Tre -- Canada) -- W – lelf Vietnam on April 30, 1975, settled in Canada, and educated at
Politechniqne University, Montréal Canada where he received his BS degree. Before 1975, he contributed to several newspapers in
Saigon. In the oversea, his short stories and political essays appeared in
the magazines: Thế Kỷ 21, Văn Học,
Làng Văn, Nắng Mới, Đi Tới, Thông Luận,
Người Việt. *Pubs:
Poems and stories published in numerous literary magazines. Nguyễn
Hữu Lễ (1943 Vinh Long -- New Zealand) -- W – a Catholic priest ordained in 1970
serving a sentence of eight years’ imprisoned (1976-88). Three months after
his release from prison, he escaped Vietnam to Thailand, and settled in New
Zealand in 1990. *Pubs Tôi
Phải Sống (memoir) Nguyễn Hữu Liêm (1955 QuangTri -- USA) -- W – sesettled in the US in 1975. *Pubs:
Dan chu phap tri: luat phap, cong ly, tu do va trat tu xa hoi (1991), Tu do
va dao ly: Hegel, LaoTu va triet hoc phap ly (1993), Thoi Ly va hien huu
(1996). Nguyễn Hữu Nhật (1942 Ha Dong -- Norway) -- P&FW – former
officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces who graduated from Thu Duc
Reserved Infantry School, Course 27. He settled in Norway in 1989, and is subsequently editor in chief
of the quarterly Huong Xua in Norway. *Pubs: Trăng Chim Hoa
Và Nàng (poetry, 1965), Quán Đời (novel,72), Hương Lửa
(novel, 1972), Nhà Vĩnh Biệt (novel, 1972), Thơ Nguyễn
Hữu Nhật (Bergen, 1991), Thơ Hoa Sen (Oslo 1992), Chí Tôn Ca
(poetry - Oslo1993), Bờ Bên Kia 1 và 2 (novel ), Đă Đời 1 và 2
(poetry), Thơ T́nh Không Đề Tựa (poetry). Works appeared in
the anthology ‘20 Năm Văn Học Việt Nam Hải
Ngoại’ (Đại Nam 1995). Nguyễn Hữu Trí (1936 Nhatrang – Virginia US) – FW & W – short-story writer, professor, translator, interviewer and editor,
went to the US in 1959 on the Leadership Training Scholarship (1959-64),
received his BA in English from Miami
University in Oxford, Ohio (1962), his M.S in Linguistics from Georgetown
University in Washington, D.C. (1964), and in 1981, his Ph.D., in Linguistics
from Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. He returned to Vietnam in 1964,
and became an Associate Professor of English and Linguistics at the
universities: University of Saigon, University of Can Tho, and Van Hanh
University where he later became the Director of the Language Center
(1966-1969). Coming back to the US where he resettled in 1969, he worked as a
Consultant (in Washington D.C.), an Instructor of Vietnamese (in Washington
D.C.), and a Professor (at Northern Virginia Community College). Parallely,
from 1972 to 1982, he was working at VOA as a POV at the Vietnamese Service,
and from 1982 onwards, an International Radio Broadcaster (Vietnamese), an
interviewer, and an editor. His short stories appeared
in literary magazines, including Wordbridge and The Writers Post. *Pubs: Thằng
Ngọ (story. US: 1992), Ăn
Trưa, Nghe Kể Chuyện T́nh (story. California: Văn,
1999). Nguyễn Khắc Kham (Hà Nội VN December 23, 1908–2007 March 08, California US)
– W – born on Dec. 23, 1908, registered as 1910,
professor, researcher, graduated in Literature
from Sorborne (1934) and in Law from
Faculty of Law, Paris (1934). From 1952 to 1954, he was the Principal of Minh
Tan High School and later Van Hoa High School, and taught at the University
of Hanoi, Faculty of Letter. He
immigrated in 1954 to South Vietnam, where from late
1954 to 1967 he was professor at the University of Saigon, Faculty of
Letters, and Faculty of Pedagogy. He also taught at the University of Hue and
at Van Hanh Buddhist University, Faculty of Letters. From 1958 to 1962 and
1966 to 1967 he was the publisher of Van Hoa Nguyet San and Van Hoa Tung Thu
published by the Department of Education and under the editorship of Thai Van
Kiem. Also from 1966 to 1967, he served as Visiting Professor at
Ostaciatisches Seminar, Frankfurt West Germany. From 1967 to 1973, he was
visiting Professor at Tokyo University. After the fall of South Vietnam in
1975, he lived in France. In 1977, he resettled in the US, successively held
important positions in the field of Vietnam culture. From 1982 to 1991 he was
Research Associate at the Center of South and Southeast Asia Studies and the
Center for Southeast Asia Studies, University of California at Berkeley.
Since 1982, he has been a member of ISA (Independent Scholars of Asia,
Berkeley, California). His writings appeared in the magazines: L'Annam
Nouveau, La Patrie Annamite, Tiểu Thuyết
Thứ Bảy, Trung Bắc Tân Văn, Trung Bắc Chủ
Nhật (under different pen-name, 1939-1946),Văn Hóa Nguyệt
San, Việt Nam Khảo
cổ Tập san, Luận Đàm (1962), Vạn Hạnh,
Việt Mỹ (Vietnamese American Association Saigon), Việt Nam
Hải Ngoại, Văn Hoá
Thân Hữu (Texas), Việt
Nam Tạp Chí (Campbell, CA.), Văn Lang
(Westminster, CA), Lạc Việt Series (Yale University, 1988),
I.S.A. Newsletter (Berkeley, CA), Ḍng Việt (CA, 1993). Nguyen Khac
Kham died on March 08, 2007, aged 1000, in his peaceful afternoon naps at
home. *Pubs:
Nghệ Thuật Và Danh Giáo (co-authored with Vũ Bằng and
Lê Văn Ḥe (Hà Nội: Quốc-học Thư-xă, 1944), Văn Hóa Việt Nam (co-authored
with Thái Văn Kiểm, Vương Hồng Sển (Saigon:
Xă hội Ấn quán, 1957), Sưu Tầm Khảo Chính Tài Liệu
Quốc Văn - Tập 1 và tập 2 (VN: Saigon University,
Faculty of Letters, 1961-1962). Nguyễn Khắc Ngữ (North Vietnam 1939 - 1993 Canada) -- W – historical
researcher,
immigrated in 1954 to South Vietnam, where he was later
professor at the University of Saigon, Faculty of Pedagogy. After the fall of
South Vietnam in 1975, he settled in Canada. He died in 1993 of liver cancer. *Pubs:
Fiction: Duoi bong hoang lan (story), Hoa nguc, Tren dinh deo chan gio, Quan
chua Ngoc Khoa (plays). Non-fiction: 5 books of geography, 10 books of
history, 8 books of ethnology, 3 books of art, and 5 books of political
economy. Nguyễn Lê Hồng Hưng (1959 Ca Mau, South Vietnam -- Holland) -- W – settled
in Holland in 1979, contributed to the magazines: Việt Nam
Nguyệt San, Quyết Tâm
Vietnam Revue (Holland), Ái Hữu, Quê Mẹ
(France), Độc Lập, Măng Non (Germany), Lửa Việt,
Làng Văn (Canada), Văn Học, Đẹp, Hợp Lưu,
and Thế Kỷ 21 (US). Nguyễn Mạnh An Dân,
pseudonym
of Nguyễn Mạnh Dạn. Other pseudonyms:
Nguyễn Minh Song Ka, Nguyễn Phan Thái Trân, Chung Ly,
Nguyễn B́nh Định. (1948 B ́nh Đ ịnh -- Norway) -- W – educated at Cuong De High School (Qui
Nhon), and at Saigon University, Faculty of Letters (Saigon). Former officer in the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces, who was imprisoned in re-education camps for several
years. He resettled in Norway. Before 1975, he contributed to the
Saigon-based magazines: Văn, Nghệ Thuật. His
works appeared in the anthologies published oversea: Truyện Hay
Hải Ngoại (nxb
B́nh Minh), Trông Vời Quê
Cũ (Làng Văn). *Pubs: Tiếng
Thét (poetry , Anh Em Publisher, 2001), Người Lính Không Vũ
Khí. Nguyễn Mạnh Trinh (1949 Hanoi - USA) --P&W -- immigrated to South Vietnam in 1954, former officer in the
Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces, member of the editorial staff of Hop Luu
magazine (USA), interviewer who conducted
several interviews with authors. His poems and short stories appeared in the
literary magazines The Ky 21, Van Hoc, and Van published in California, USA.
His works also appeared in the anthologies and other authors’ books: Thơ
Văn 90 Tác Giả Việt Nam Hải Ngoại 1975-1981
(Văn Hữu, 1982), Hội
Tuyển Thi Ca (France: Thanh Niên, 1986), Chân Dung
Thơ Luân Hoán
(US: Kinh Do 1991), Gửi
Vầng Trăng Lưu Lạc (Ha-Noi: Hội nhà
văn, 1994), 20 Năm Văn
Học Việt nam Hải Ngoại 1975-1995 (KT, CXH, TDL, Đại Nam,
1995), Ngày Xưa Hoàng Thị (VN: Đồng Nai, 1995), Du
Tử Lê- Tác Giả Tác Phẩm -2
(1997), Nguyên Sa
Cuộc Đời Và
Tác Phẩm (ĐờI, 1998), Thơ T́nh
Việt Nam Và
Thế Giới
(Nguyễn Hùng Trương, Thanh Niên, 1998), Thơ Thái Tú
Hạp (Sông Thu, 99) Thơ
Văn Hải
Ngoại Năm 2000. (US: Văn Mới, 2000). *Pubs:
Tho Nguyen Manh Trinh (Nguoi Viet, 1985), Tuyen tap 23 nguoi viet sau 75
(co-author with Trinh Y Thu, Van Nghe 1989). Nguyễn Minh Đức (1946 B ến Tre -- Canada) -- P – settled in Canada in 1975. Contributor
to Van Hoc magazine (US). *Pubs:
To Chau lua chay (poetry). Nguyễn Mộng Giác (1940 B́nh Định -- USA) -- FW -- graduated
from Hue University College of Teaching (1963), he was a teacher at Dong
Khanh High School (Hue) and Cuong De High School (Qui Nhon). He started
writing in 1971, contributed to the magazines Bach Khoa, Van, Thoi Tap, Y
Thuc, and published five books of fiction. He escaped Vietnam by sea, and
settled in 1982 in the US, where he resumed his writing as a freelance writer
(CA. 1983-87). From 1985 to 2004, he was editor-in-chief of Van Hoc magazine, wrote numerous essays on
the works of Nguyen Ngoc Ngan, Thanh Nam, Vo Phien, Pham Duy,
Doan Quoc Sy, Hoang Khoi Phong, Nguyen Y Thuan, Nguyen Thi Hoang Bac,
Ngo Nguyen Dung, Kiet Tan, Truong Anh Thuy, Phung Nguyen, Song Thao, Hoai
My, Tam Thanh, Truc Chi, Pham Hai Anh, Le Minh Ha, Tho Tho, etc.
His other articles are: Nghi Ve Mot So Nha Van Nu Hai Ngoai Hien Nay (Van
Hoc, No. 2, 3/1986), Van Hoc Hai Ngoai Muoi Tam Nam Qua (Van Xa, No. 1,
1993), Van Hoc Luu Vong Hay Van Hoc Di Dan (Van Hoc, No. 99,
7/1994), G ioi Thieu Tac Gia va Tac Pham cua Hai Muoi Nam Van Hoc Hai Ngoai
(Van Hoc, No. 110 to No. 128 - 6/1995 to 12/1996). While editor in chief of
Van hoc magazine, he partipated the Rockefeller Fellowship as a 2002-2003
Rockefeller Fellow with Rockefeller Project
Proposal: "So Thao ve cac Giai Doan Hinh Thanh va Phat Trien cua Giong
Van Xuoi o Hai Ngoai tu Nam 1975 Den 2000" ("A Preliminary Study of
the Formation and Development of the Overseas Prose from 1975 to 2000"). *Pubs:
Noi ban khoan cua Kim Dung (Vietnam, Saigon: Van Moi, 1972), Bao rot
(Vietnam, Saigon: Tri Dang, 1973)), Tieng chim vuon cu (Vietnam, Saigon: Tri
Dang, 1973), Qua cau gio bay
(Vietnam, Saigon: Van Moi, 1974), Duong mot chieu (Vietnam, Saigon:
Nam Giao, 1974), Ngua nan chan bon (US: Nguoi Viet, 1983), Xuoi dong
(short-story collection, US: Van Nghe 1987), Mua bien dong ( series in four
volumes published in 1984-1989 by Van Nghe Publisher), Song Con Mua Lu (
series - An Tiem 1991). Nguyễn
Nam An / or An Phu Vang, pseudonym Le Van Mui. (b19. Da Nang - USA) -- P – military man in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces. He came to
the US in 1975, and while continuing his education he started his writing and
contributed to the magazines Nhân
Văn, Bút Lửa,
Việt Chiến, Việt
Nam Hải Ngoại. In 1994,
he wrote short story and contributed to Hop Luu, Van, Van hoc under the
pseudonym An Phu Vang. From this point onward, he had his works published in
Văn, Văn Học,
Hợp Lưu, Thế
Kỷ 21, Tạp Chí Phố Văn, Thư Quán Bản Thảo, under the pseudonyms
Nguyễn Nam An and An Phú Vang. He lives in Orange County, California. Pubs:
Tôi Chim Ngủ Đậu Cành
Xanh (thơ, Nhân Văn
xuất bản 1996), Thức, Buồn Chi (thơ, Nhân
Văn xuất bản 1996), Biển Thuở Chờ Ai
(thơ, Văn 2000), Tici
(thơ, Tân Thư 2000), Hóa Ra Lần Cuối Em
Buồn Nghỉ Chơi
(thơ, Tân Thư 2003). Nguyễn Ngọc Bích (b19. Ha Noi - US) -- W
-- educator, lecturer, author,
translator, educated in Saigon, the US, Japan and Europe, received his B.A.
in Political Science from Princeton University in 1958. He did graduate work
in Asian studies at Columbia University (1959-65), Japanese literature at
Kyoto University (1962-63) bilingual education and theoretical linguistics at
Georgetown University (1980-85). In 1975, he came to the US, settled in
Virginia, where he taught adult education, elementary school and high school
in Arlington, then Vietnamese Literature and Vietnamese Culture and
Civilization at Trinity College, George Mason University, and taught at
Georgetown University as a teacher trainer in bilingual and Multicultural
Education. He is also one of the founders of National
News Service, which provides news of interest to readers of Vietnamese
language newspapers worldwide. In 1997, he joined RFA (Radio Free Asia) as
the Director of the Vietnamese Service at Free Asia in Washington DC. Nguyen
Ngoc Bich is the author of several books mainly in English, editor of the
anthology War and Exile: A Vietnamese Anthology, an anthology of stories and
poems, published by Vietnamese PEN Abroad East Coast Center in the US (1989).
He co-authored with his wife, Dr. Dao Thi Hoi, a bilingual collection of
Christmas carols (1975), and had a hand in doing a photography book by Tran
Cao Linh, Vietnam, My Country Forever (Aide à l’Enfance du Vietnam, 1988),
the catalogue of a traveling exhibition of Vietnamese and Vietnamese American
paintings, An Ocean Apart (Smithsonian, 1996), the book Thai Tuan: Selected
Paintings and Essays (VAALA, 1996). In the field of translation, he
translated into English Truong Anh Thuy’s Truong Ca Loi Me Ru (1989), a book
on Vietnamese Architecture (1972), two verse collections by Nguyen Chi Thien:
Hoa Dia Nguc (1995) and Hat Mau Tho (1996), and a number of poems by poets
living in the US. Pubs: The poetry of Vietnam (New York: Asia
Society of New York, 1969), North Vietnam: Backtracking on Socialism (1971), An Annotated Atlas of the Republic
of Vietnam (1972), A thousand years of Vietnamese Poetry (Knopf, 1975), A
mother’s Lullaby (translation version of Trường Ca Lời
Mẹ Ru by Trương Anh Thụy, 1989), The Flowers of Hell
(translation version of Hoa Địa Ngục by Nguyễn Chí
Thiện, 1995), Blood Seeds Become Poetry (translation version of Hạt Máu Thơ by Nguyễn
Chí Thiện, 1996). Nguyễn Ngọc Ngạn (1946 Son Tay - Canada) -- FW – immigrated to South Vietnam in 1954,
educated at Nguyen Ba Tong, Chu Van An High Schools (Saigon), University of
Saigon, Faculty of Letters (Saigon). He taught school for a short time before
becoming an officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed
Forces who graduated from Thu Duc Reserved Infantry School. After few years
of joining the battle, he was seconded from army service to the education
duty. After the fall of South Vietnam in 1975 when
the Communist took over the entire country, he was imprisoned in re-education
camps for several years. Released from the camps,
he was sent to New Economic Zone from where he escaped Vietnam by boat to
Malaysia. His wife and his son of 4 died on the sea. He came to Vancouver,
Canada in 1979, and later in 1985 resettled in Toronto, where he has since
lived. He published his debut novel ‘Nhung nguoi dan ba con o lai’ in 1987,
and contributed to the magazine Lang Van in Toronto. From 1989 to 1991, he
was the President of the Vietnamese Writers Abroad PEN/ Toronto Center. Pubs:
Những Người Đàn
Bàn C̣n Ở Lại
(novel. Đông Phương, 1987)), The Will Of Heaven (novel in English),
Truyện ngắn Nguyễn Ngọc Ngạn (Viet Pub), Màu
Cỏ Úa (novel, Xuân Thu,1988),Nước Đục (novel, Viet Pub
1987), Lúc Gần Sáng (short
story, Viet Pub,1986), Sân Khấu Cuộc Đời (short story,
Văn Khoa,1987), Biển Vẫn Đợi Chờ (short story,
Xuân Thu), Trong Quan Tài Buồn (novel, 1988), Một Lần
Rồi Thôi (short story, Xuân Thu,1987),Sau Lần Cửa
Khép (novel, Văn Lang 1988),Đếm Những Mảnh T́nh
(novel,1989), Trên Lối Ṃn Hậu Chiến (novel,1989), Cơi Đêm
(novel, 1990), Những
Người Đàn Bà Đi Bên
Tôi (short story), Trong Sân Trường Ngày
Ấy, Ngày Buồn
Cũng Qua Mau, Dung Nhan Người Góa Phụ (novel,1990),
Chính Khách, Chút Ân T́nh Mong Manh, Quay Trong Cơn Lốc, Dấu
Chân Xưa, Nh́n lại Một Thập Niên, Nắng Qua
Phố Cũ (Văn Khoa 1996), Xóm
Đạo (novel Tân Văn 1999), Ḍng Đời Lặng
Lẽ (a collection of three short stories, published by the author,1998). Works in anthologies or other authors’ books: Thơ
Văn 90 Tác Gỉa VN
Hải Ngoại 1975-1981 (Văn Hữu 1982), Thơ Văn
Dân Quyền 1978-1982 (CAN:
1983), Thơ Văn Việt Nam Hải
Ngoại (by Thái Tú
Hạp. CA: Sông Thu, 1985), Ngọn Cỏ Khô Trên Thung Lũng
Mùa Xuân (Làng Văn, 1986), 23 Người Viết Sau 1975 (US:
Văn Nghệ, 1988), Truyện Hay Hải Ngoại tập 1 (Nguyễn Văn Ba, Phù
Sa, 1991), 20 Năm Văn Học Việt Nam Hải Ngoại 1975-1995 (KT.CXH,TDL. CA:
Đại Nam, 1995), Truyện Ngắn 20 Văn Học
Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (Văn Bút VN 1995), Thơ Văn
Hải Ngoại Năm 2000 (Việt Thường. CA: Văn Mới). Nguyễn
Phương (Quang Binh Jan. 05, 1921 – December 27, 1993 US) -- W – a Catholic priest ordained in 1953 who
went to the US to study in 1953 in Los Angeles California, where he receiced
his MA in Economic and History. Returning to Vietnam, he became the Dean of
Sao Mai High School in Da Nang and a professor at Hue University. He came in
1975 to the US, where he died in 1993. *Pubs: Truyện Hay Nhất :
Thiếu Thời Chúa Giêsu (VN: 1953) Lập Trường
Của Giáo Hội Trước Vấn Đề Thờ Cúng
Tổ Tiên (VN: 1956) Liên Lạc Giữa Mỹ Và Việt Nam
(VN: 1956), Sự Quan Trọng Của Đông Dương
Trước Mặt Quốc Tế (VN: 1957), Ánh Sáng Dân
Chủ (VN: 1957), Phương Pháp Sử Học (VN: 1964), 82
Năm Việt Sử (VN: Hue University: 1957), 125 Năm Thế Giới Sử
(VN: Hue University, 1957), Việt Nam Thời Khai Sinh (VN: 1965),
Việt Nam Thời Bành Trướng: Tây Sơn (VN: 1967),
The Ancient History of Vietnam , A new study, (US: 76), A Parade Of American Puppets, A story of
South Vietnam from 1954 to 1975, (US: 1978). Nguyễn Quí Đức (b19. Dalat VN -- US) -- W – came to the US in 1975, has been a radio producer and writer
since 1979, working from 1984 to 1986 as a
production assistant, announcing daily news and current affairs programs and
translating news material
for the British Broadcast Corporation in London; from
1986 to 1993, production manager for public radio station KALW-FM in San
Francisco. His work has appeared in several periodicals
published in the US, including The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly, The New
York Times Magazine, The San Francisco Examiner, The San Jose Mercury News,
City Lights Review, Salamander, Zyzzyza, Van Hoc and Hop Luu. Honored by the Overseas Press Club with a Citation for
Excellence for his documentary series on Vietnam (1989). *Pubs: Where
the Ashes Are: The Odyssey of a Vietnamese Family; The Other Side of Heaven
(co-translator); Behind the Red Mist; The Time Tree (Selected Poems by Huu
Thinh; co-translator with George Evans), Love After War (co-translator; CT,
Curbstone Press: 2003). Nguyễn Quốc Trụ (1937 Hai Duong --
Canada) -- W – immigrated
to South Vietnam in 1954. He was educated at Nguyen Trai High School (Ha
Noi), Chu Van An High School (Saigon), and University of Saigon, Faculty of
Letters. He settled in Canada in 1994. Before 1975, contributed to the
magazines: Nghe Thuat, Van, Van De. Co-founder of Van Chuong Magazine. In the
overseas, his works were published in Van, Van Hoc, Song Van, The Ky 21
magazines, and in the electronic magazine Van Hoc Nghe Thuat. *Pubs:
Nhung ngay o Saigon (VN: Dem Trang, 1970), Lan cuoi, Saigon (CA: Van Moi,
1998). Noi nguoi chet mim cuoi (CA: Van Moi, 1999). Nguyễn Quỳnh (1941 Hai Phong -- USA) -- W – immigrated to South Vietnam in 1954.
Immigrated to the US in 1975. *Pubs: Bờ Biển Xanh (1964),
Đưa Vào Ư Niệm Không Màu (1965), Hư Vô-Bất Tử
(1969), Chí Tôn Ca (translation,1973), Khách Đa T́nh (translation, 1973). Nguyễn
Sao Mai / N.
Saomai /or
Phương Thảo Nguyễn Phương Đông. (1940 Quang-Ngai--USA)
- FW – started his writing in the early sixties, contributed
miscellaneous essays and general journalism to Saigon-based daily newspapers
as a freelance writer. He began to write novel in 1962, and completed four
novels (written in the period from 1962 to 1975), which remained unpublished
during the Viet-Nam war. 'Can Nha', a novel having got past the military
government's censors of the press, been ready to be published in 1974, was
published 23 years later in the US. He left Viet Nam on April 29th
1975, one day before the fall of Saigon on April 30
via a Chinook piloted by his brother, escaped Saigon for the sea and landed
on the U.S.S. Duluth (LPD6) of the 7th Fleet which was then
outside Vung Tau’s territorial waters, with his three motherless children.
One of them later became Tap-chi Song-Van’s managing editor Thanh-Tam. He
came to the US in May 1975.
Can Nha, published periodically in Tap-chi Song-Van
(ISSN 1089-8123),
and in book form in December 1997, is his third novel. Several excerpts from
the novel was later republished in the literary Van (two excerpts published
together, under a mistaken title ‘O Cho Cuoi Con Duong’, [Nguyen Sao Mai. “O
Cho Cuoi Con Duong.” Van, issue 35, November 1999: 69-81]), and in the anthology Tho Van Hai
Ngai Nam 2000. His second 'Bon no le trong den tho', written on the starting
date of 1964, was also published periodically in Tap-chi SongVan, issue 15.
This was the last issue before the discontinuity of the magazine in December
1999. One excerpt from his fourth novel “O cho cuoi con duong” (1973) was
published in Gio Van magazine. N. Saomai is the founder, publisher, and
editor-in-chief of the magazines Tap-chi Song-Van [ISSN: 1089-8123], The
Writers Post at http://www.thewriterspost.net [ISSN: 1527-5469]), and
Wordbridge [ISSN: 1540-1723). As a founder and editor of the magazines aiming
to introduce Vietnamese literature into Western literary community, he
translated into English a number of short stories and poems by new and
established Vietnamese poets and writers. The translation versions were
published simultaneously in The Writers Post and Wordbridge. *Pubs:
Can nha (novel. US: Songvan, 1997). *works by or about the author in other books: Van Hoc
Viet Nam the ky 20, mot so hien tuong va the loai by Nguyen-Vy-Khanh. (Los
Angeles: Dai Nam, 2004), 'Tho van hai ngoai nam 2000' (Viet-Thuong CA: Van
Moi, 2000), Tac Gia Viet Nam Vietnamese Authors by Le Bao Hoang (US: Songvan,
2005), Tac Gia Viet Nam Vietnamese Authors by Le Bao Hoang (2nd
edition. CAN: Nhan Anh, 2006), Dua Hoi Be Ban 2 (Luan Hoan, CAN: Nhan Anh, 2007).
Nguyễn Sỹ Tế (1922 Nam Dinh -- USA) -- W --
immigrated
to South Vietnam in 1954, where he later became the Principal of Truong Son
High School in Saigon. After 1975, he was
imprisoned in the re-education camps for 13 years. He is now living in the
US. *Pubs: Chờ
Sáng (story, 1962), Khúc Gia Trung (poetry, 1994). Nguyễn
Tấn Hưng (1945 My Tho -- USA) -- FW – educated at Nguyen Dinh Chieu High
School (My Tho), and University of Saigon where he left without any degree.
He joined the army and became an officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed
Forces who graduated from Naval Academy in Nhatrang, courses 17. His latest
position in the Armed Forces was Chief of the Intelligent Department, Fourth
Coastal Zone Headquarters. Before 1975, his writings appeared in Ra
Khơi, Lướt Sóng. Settled in the US in 1975, and continued to
have his pieces published in the magazines Văn, Làng Văn, Văn
Học, Thế Kỷ 21, Nắng Mới, Rạng Đông, Đi
Tới ... *Pubs: Một
Đời Để Học (novel. Canada: Làng Văn), Một
Thuở Làm Trùm (novel. CA: Văn Nghệ), Một Cảnh
Hai Quê (story. CAN: Làng Văn), Một Kỷ Niệm Đẹp
(research. CA: Đại Nam), Một Lần Xuống Núi
(travelling note), Một Thoáng Trong Mơ (poetry), Một
Nỗi Buồn Riêng (collection of stories), Một Trời
Một Biển (novel), Một Phen Lận Đận, Một
Lần Đi, Anh Yêu, Một Đời Mơi Ṃn Trông, Một Thoáng
Hững Hờ (poetry), Một Lần Thôi, Say Đắm
(music), Một Thoáng Bơ Vơ (poetry). *works in
anthologies : Truyện
Ngắn 20 Năm Văn Học Việt Nam Hải
Ngoại 1975-1995 (Văn Bút 1995), Chân Dung Thơ Luân Hoán (US: Kinh Dô, 1991), Việt Nam Quê
Hương Tôi (Lê Quang Xuân
1994). Nguyễn
Tất Nhiên
pseudonym of Nguyễn Hoàng Hải (BienHoa, VIETNAM May 30, 1952 – August 3, 1992 Calif., USA) --
P – Poems
appeared in literary magazines published in Saigon, dating from 1963. A poet
has a number of poems set into music by well-known musicians. *Pubs:
Nàng Thơ Trong Mắt (collection of poems,
with Đinh Thiên Phương, 1966), Dấu
Mưa Qua Đất (collection of poems, with the pen club Tiếng
Tâm T́nh, 1968), Thiên Tai (poems, 1970). Thơ Nguyễn Tất
Nhiên (collection of poems composed from 1969 to 1980. Paris: Nam Á),
Những Năm T́nh Lận Đận (poems set into music from 1977
to 1984. Tiếng Hoài Nam Publisher), Chuông Mơ (collection of poems.
US: Văn Nghệ, 1987). Nguyễn
Thạch Kiên (1926 Ha Noi -- USA) -- W – started his writing in
the 40’s, immigrated to South Vietnam in 1954. He is living in California,
US. *Pubs: Hương
Lan (collection of stories, 1947), Màu Hoa Phượng (novel, 1959),
Diễm (novel, 1965), Mái Tóc Huyền (novel, 1970), Băo (novel,
1972), Cát Vàng (collection of stories, 1975), Nụ Xuân Đầu
(memoir, 2005). Nguyễn
Thanh Ty (1942 Nhatrang -- USA) -- W – educated at Vo Tanh High
School in Nhatrang in 1958, educated at Qui Nhon Faculty of Pedagogy where he
was graduated in 1962, taught school in Lam Dong before becoming
an officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces who
graduated from Thu Duc Reserved Infantry School, course 25/67.
In 1970, he was seconded from army service to the
education duty in Nhatrang. After the fall of
South Vietnam in 1975 when the Communist took over the entire country, he was
sent to re-education camp in Khanh Hoa. He came to the US in 1991 under the
H.O. status, and has since lived in Massasuchetts. *Pubs: Về
Một Quăng Đời Trịnh Công Sơn, Dư Âm Ngày Cũ,
Trại Đá Bàn Và A.30, Vui Buồn Trên Đất Khách. Nguyễn
Thế Anh (1936 Takhet, LAOS -- USA) -- W – born in Laos. Returning to Vietnam, he worked as a
professor at Saigon University (Faculty of Letters
and Faculty of Pedagogy), Dean of the Faculty of Letters in Hue University
(1965-1966), and then President of Hue University (1966-1969). Having been
Deputy Minister of Education and Youth, he concurrently took charge of the
university issues. He is now living in France. *Pubs: Khí
Hậu Học (1965), Bán Đảo Ấn Độ Từ 1857
đến 1947 (1968), Kinh Tế Và Xă Hội Học
Việt Nam Dưới Các Triều Vua Nguyễn (1968),
Lịch Sử Hoa Kỳ (1969), Việt Nam Thời Pháp Đô
Hộ (1970), Lịch Sử Các Quốc Gia Đông Nam Á, Trừ
Việt Nam (1972), Phong Trào Kháng Thuế Miền Trung Năm 1908 Qua Các Châu Bản Nhà
Nguyễn (1973). Nguyễn
Thị Chân Quỳnh (1931 Hanoi -- France) -- W – went to France to study in 1952. Discontinuing her
study in France because of economic hardship, she went to England, where she
joined the BBC in London as a broadcaster for
the Vietnamese-language Programme. At the BBC, she also conducted interviews, wrote
and presented her radio reportages and her series ‘Letters to Women’ which
were aired around the world to Vietnamese listeners. In between times, she co-translated, with Keith Bosley, a number of poems by
Vietnamese poets into English under the pseudonym of Minh Khue. Returning to
France to continue her education, she graduated from ‘Ecole
supérieure des Industries tertiles de Lyon’, received her Ph.D. in English from
Sorbonne University, where she later became a professor. While in France, she did some researches, and her first paper ‘Ai Làm Chủ Khảo Trường Hà Nam Khoa Đinh
Dậu' was published in the US-based literary
magazine The Ky 21 (issue 2, June 1989). The piece was followed by some
others, including ‘Tim hieu moi tinh giua Nguyen Du va Ho Xuan Huong (tac gia
Luu Huong ky)’ published in Hop Luu, issue 35, 1997, in which she expressed
her point of view to deny Hoang Xuan Han’s from which he takes that Ho Xuan
Huong ‘the Queen of Nom poetry’ and Ho Xuan Huong the author of Luu Huong Ky
are one and the same person. Pubs: The war wife (co-translator with Keith Bosley,
London 1970), The Elect Book of Oriental Verse (1973), Hoa thom co la
(translation, France: An Tiem, ?), Loi xua xe ngua (research- France: An
Tiem, 1995). Nguyễn
Thị Hoàng Bắc (1942 Saigon VN - USA) -- FW – graduated from Saigon University,
Faculty of Pedagogy, taught school in Nhatrang. After
the fall of South Vietnam in 1975 when the Communist took over the entire
country,
she was still officially able to retain her career as a teacher until 1979.
In 1985, she escaped Vietnam by boat to an island in Hong Kong. Her poems
appeared in the newspaper Dien Tin and some local special issues before 1975.
She started in the literary community in the US in 1985, when she contributed
her story ‘ Mat tran dai’ to the literary magazine Van Hoc. Her pieces also
appeared in the magazines published in the US and Canada, including Phụ Nữ Diễn Đàn, Hợp Lưu, Thế
Kỷ 21, Tạp chí Thơ, Sóng Văn, Làng Văn, Trăm
Con. She
is now living in Virginia, US. Pubs: Long lanh hat bui (Van Nghe), Ben lo ben boi
(An-Tiem), Keo neo ma chay (CA: Van Moi, 1997). Nguyễn Thị Long An pseudonym of Nguyen Kim Phuong (b19. Tan An - USA) -- FW – Former teacher who escaped Vietnam by land to Campuchia in 1981,
where she spent more than two years in refugee camps. She came to the US in
1983; started writing in 1986, contributed to the magazines Song Van, Van,
Van Hoc. Pubs: Bên Sông Vàm Cỏ (CA: Xuân Thu,
1992) Nguyễn
Thị Ngọc Dung (b19. Ha Noi - USA) – W-- went
into immigration in South Vietnam after the 1954 Geneve agreement divided
Vietnam into two separate parts and set each part under a different political
regime: Communist North and Capitalist South Vietnam; started writing poetry
in 1972. She left Vietnam in 1975, lived in Bruxelles and Bonn from 1976 to
1983, and is now living in Virginia, US. Pubs: Phượng Vẫn Nở Bên Trời Hà
Nội (memoir. US: Tổ Hợp Gío Miền Đông Hoa Kỳ,
1998). Nguyễn
Thị Ngọc Lan (1957 Hue -- USA) -- FW – Escaped Vietnam by sea in 1980. Her
pieces have appeared in Van, Lang Van. She is now living in California. Pubs: Mot chut hanh phuc nho (1993), Trang dat khach
(co-authored with other woman writers --CAN:
Làng Văn 1987) *works
in anthologies : 20
Năm Văn Học VN Hải Ngoại (US: Đại Nam,
1995) Nguyễn
Thị Ngọc Liên (b19. Da Nang - USA) -- FW – born in Da Nang, grew up
in Saigon, where she was educated and obtained her BA in English and American
Literature. She settled in the US in 1975, started writing in 1976, and had more than twenty
short stories published in literary magazines, including Làng Văn, Thế Kỷ 21, Đặc san Quảng
Đà. Pubs: Ca dao tuc ngu gop nhat 1 (complilation/
volume 1- co-authored with Phan Thi Tuy Sen, 1977), Ca dao tuc ngu gop nhat 2
(compilation/ volume 2, co-authored with Phan Thi Tuy Sen, 1982). * Works
in anthologies: Thơ
Văn Hải Ngoại (Thái Tú Hạp, 1985),Thơ Văn 90
Tác Gỉa Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (US: Văn Hữu,
1982) Nguyễn
Thị Ngọc Nhung (1955 Saigon --
USA) – W – started writing after 1975. She is now living in California. Pubs: Đêm Rồi Cũng Đi
Qua (truyện ngắn, 1986) * works
in anthologies: Trăng
Đất Khách (Làng Văn 1987) Nguyễn Thị Thanh
B́nh (b19. Hue -- USA) --
P&FW – educated at Saigon University, Faculty
of Pedagogy.
After the fall of Saigon, she left Vietnam for the US, where she settled in
1975, continued her education, and received her BA from I.S.U. Her poems and stories have appeared in
numerous literary magazines published in the US and Canada, including Làng Văn, Văn,
Văn Học, Người Việt, Thế Kỷ 21, Sóng,
Phụ Nữ, Trăm Con, Diễn Đàn, Sóng Văn, Thời
Tập, Độc Lập, Bách Việt, Hợp Lưu, Văn
Uyển, Nắng Mới, Y Tế. Wordbridge, and The Writers
Post. She was, in the period from 1996 to 1999, staff writer of Tap-chi
Song-Van, and is presently the editor of Gio Van, a
Texas-based literay magazine founded in 2003. Pubs: O doi
song nay (a collection of short stories – CA: Dai Nam Publisher, 1989), Giot
le xe hai (novel- CA: Van Khoa Publisher, 1991), Cuoi dem dai (novel. CA: An
Tiem Publisher, 1993), Tron vao giac mo em (poetry- CA: Thanh Van Publisher,
1997), Dau An (novel. CA: Van Moi, 2004). *works
in anthologies or other author books : 23
Người Viết Sau 1975 (California: Văn Nghệ, 1988),
20 Năm Văn Học VN Hải Ngoại (California:
Đại Nam, 1995), Thơ Văn Hải Ngoại Năm 2000
(California: Văn Mới 2000) Nguyễn Thị Thảo An (1959 Saigon
- USA) -- P&FW – graduated
from Saigon University, Faculty of Pedagogy; settled in the US in 1982. She
is now living in Kennesaw Georgia, USA. Pubs: Tuyen Tap (co-authored), Buc Phu Dieu Khac
Can (short story collection. CA: Van Moi, 2001) Nguyễn
Thị Vinh (1924 Ha Noi - Norway) -- P&FW – a member of Tu Luc Van Doan Literary
Group, editor-in-Chief of Tan Phong magazine (Saigon, 1960-1970), and
publisher of the Saigon-based daily newspaper Dong Phuong. She was one of the
judges in the panel of judges for the National Literature and Art Award, and
had some of her writings selected for teaching in schools. After 1975, unable
to earn her living as a writer she worked as a street vendor selling
miscellaneous cakes in Saigon. In 1984, she came to Norway, where she has
since lived and resumed her career as a writer. Pubs: Hai
Chị Em (collection of stories, 1953), Thương Yêu (novel,
1953), Xóm Nghèo (story, 1958), Men Chiều (story, 1960), Thơ
Nguyễn Thị Vinh (poetry, 1972), Cô Mai (novel, 1972), Vết
Chàm (1973), Na Uy Và Tôi (collection of 18 stories. Anh Em, 1994), Cơi
Tạm (poetry, 2001). Nguyễn
Thùy (1936 Hue -- France) -- W – was educated in Hoi An, but
discontinued his education and came to Saigon in 1954. Having had formal and
informal education he obtained his Baccalaureat I and II (equivalent AS or AA
in the US), enrolled at the University of Saigon, Faculty of Letter, then
left without any degree He later taught school at several high-schools before
becoming a civil servant in the period from 1964 to 1973, when he resumed his
teaching career, and was still officially able to retain his career as a teacher after
the fall of South Vietnam in 1975. In 1988, he escaped Vietnam by boat to
France, where he has since lived. *Pubs: Khung Trời
Hướng Vọng (Paris, France: Nắng Mới, 2005) Nguyễn
Tiến Lăng (Ha-Dong, Vietnam 09-09-1910 – 05-24-1976 Paris, France) -- W –
obtained his Tu-Tai Diploma (Baccalaureat) in 1929. At the age of 13, his
work appeared in the magazine Hữu Thanh in Hà Nội (1923). In
1952, he came, with his family, to France, where he settled in Cannes. In
1956, he taught at Lycée en Seine-et-Oise in Paris, and in 1961 worked at the
Deparment of Education. He died on May 24, 1976 in Paris. Pubs:
Pages Francaises (1929), T́nh Xưa (translation, 1932), Indochine La
Douce (1936), Tây Phương T́nh Sử (transaltion, 1934), Mariage De La Plume et Du Pinceau (1936),
Les Chansons Annamites (1937), Pétrus Trương Vĩnh Kư, Lettré
et Apôtre Franco-annamite (1937), Dans Les Forêts et Les Rizières (1939),
Tiếng Ngày Xanh (1939), Amour d’Annam (transaltion, 1939), La France
que J’ai Vue (1940), Les Chemins de La Révolte (1953), La Colline des
Abricotiers (1979), among the others. Nguyễn
Trung Hối (1938 Hue -- USA) --
FW – former
teacher who taught at Phan Chau Trinh High Shool in Da Nang. He started in
the literary community with his novel published periodically in the
Saigon-based magazine Tieu Thuyet Tuan San. At the beginning of 1975, he
co-founded with Trịnh Huế the magazine Chu De, for which famous
writers such as Tô Thùy Yên, Thanh Tâm Tuyền,
Nguyễn Đ́nh Toàn, Nguyễn Mộng Giác, Huỳnh Phan Anh,
Nguyễn Nhật Duật contributed their works. The magazine discontinued after the
launch of the premier issue due to the collapse of Vietnam in 1975. In the
overseas, he is editor-in-chief of the revived Chu De published in the US,
beginning with the premier issue launched in 2000.
*Pubs: A novel published periodically in Tieu
Tuyet tuan san magazine (Saigon, VN: before 1975), Trong me cung (collection
of short stories. US: Van Hoc). Nguyễn Tư (1943 Quang Ngai -- Autralia) – P – educated at
University of Saigon, Faculty of Letters, former officer in
the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces seving several years’ imprisonment in re-education camps. Released
from the camps, he escaped Vietnam by boat to the refugee
camp Galang in Indonesia in 1981, then afterwards settled in Australia. He
started writing while in Galang. *Pubs: Gửi
Người Bên Ấy (collection of poems and stories,1984), Dáng
Xưa (collection of poems and stories, 1985), Đêm Lăng Quên (story,1986),
Bên Trời Lận Đận (poetry,1986), Người Tù Ở
Lại (story,1987), Cát Lỡ (novel, 1990), Đồi Lá Khô
(story,1993), Niềm Yêu Dấu C̣n Hoài (poetry, 2000) *works in
anthologies: Truyện Hay
Hải Ngoại (Nguyễn Văn Ba – Canada: 1993),Quê
Hương Ngàn Dặm (US: 1995), 60 Tác Giả Úc Châu
(Australia: 1997), Một Phần Tư Thế Kỷ Thi Ca VN
tại Hải Ngoại 1 (Vơ Đức Trung – France: 2002),
Lưu Dân Thi Thoại (Song Nhị, Diên Nghị - US: 2002). Nguyễn
Tường Bách (1916 Hai Duong -- USA) – W – writer and researcher, who is now
living in Los Angeles, California. *Pubs:
Việt Nam Một Thế Kỷ Qua (54 Năm Lưu Vong),
Mùi Hương Trầm (US: Trẻ, 2003), Từ Điển
Phật Học (co-authored with Chân Nguyên. VN: Thuan Hoa Hue, 1999). Nguyễn
Vạn Lư (b19. Ha Nam -- Australia) – W –
former teacher and researcher. He came to South Vietnam in 1954, educated at
universities in Saigon and Dalat. After the fall of
South Vietnam in 1975, he settled in Sydney, Australia. Works have appeared
in Phụ Nữ Diễn đàn, Làng Văn,
Thế Giới Tự Do, Tự Do. *Pubs:
Người Tù Trong Cấm Thành, Cái Chết Của Lâm
Bưu, Hiang Thanh-Mao Trạch Đông-T́nh Dục Và Quyến
Lực, Yamamoto-Con Rồng Thái B́nh Dương. Nguyễn
Văn Ba pseudonym
of Thai Minh Kiet (SaDec/South Vietnam 1947-1998 Canada) -- W – former professor at University of
Can-Tho, editor of the anthologies Nhung cay but mien Nam (volume 1 &
volume 2), Truyện hay hải ngoại. He started writing after
1975, and had works published in Văn, Làng
Văn, Văn Học, Thế Kỷ 21. He died in 1998. *Pubs:
Lam mai, lanh no, gac cu, cam chau (Phusa 1998, Binh Minh, 1992), Phan dan ba
(co-author with Nguyen Bach Mai/ Phu sa 1990, Binh Minh 1992), Thanh do gio
bui (short story collection/ Binh Minh 1991), Cay trai que minh (co-author
with Huynh Huu Cuu/ Binh Minh 1992/1993). Several pieces of research in
English were published in Weed Science magazine, Canadian Journal of Botany. Nguyễn
Văn Cổn (1911 Thanh Hoa -- France) -- P – started
in the literary community in 1931, contributing to the newspapers Tieng Dan
and L’Ami Du Peuple . In 1936, he came
to Saigon and worked for the L’Echo Annamite. In 1947, he travelled to France
to continue his education, after which, he graduated from University of Paris
in Political Science in 1950, received his Ph.D. from Sorbonne. Subsequently,
he went to England to study Literature. Returning to France, he worked in the
Department of Education since 1960. *Pubs: Nước Tôi (Poetry- Saigon: 1942), Thi Văn
Việt Nam Trích Lục Giảng Giải (Vietnam: Minh Tâm,
1950), Hồn Sông Núi (Poetry – Paris: 1952), Pearl Buck et La Chine
(Paris: 1958), Les Religions du Vietnam(Paris: 1964), Le déterminisme dans le
Kim Vân Kiều de Nguyễn Du (1966). Nguyễn
Văn Ngọc (1949 Vinh Long -- France) -- P – former officer in the Republic of Vietnam
Armed Forces who graduated from National Military Academy, Special squad
adjacent leader of Airborne Rangers, 81st
Group, seving six years’ imprisonment
in re-education camps from 1975 to 1981. He escaped Vietnam by sea in 1983,
came to the US, where he settled in Connecticut since July 1988. He started
writing before 1975, and was a contributor to Tuoi Ngoc, Van. In the
overseas, his pieces have appeared in Làng
Văn, Thế Kỷ 21, and Văn. Pub: Ḷng Riêng Như Được (Poetry – US: The Gioi,
2001),Chuyện Kể (Poetry – US: Thế Giới, 2002). Nguyễn
Văn Sâm (1940 Saigon -- USA) -- FW – former teacher of
philosophy at Petrus-Ky High School in Saigon, professor of literature, and
Vietnam civilization at University of Saigon, Faculty of Letters; University of
Hoa Hao, Faculty of Letters; University of Cao Dai, Faculty of Letters, and
Van Hanh University. He came to the US in 1979. His poems and short stories
have appeared in numerous journals and literary magazines. Pubs: Văn Chương Nam Bộ Và Cuộc Kháng
Pháp 1945-1954 (Lửa Thiêng, 1972), Văn Chương Đấu
Tranh miền Nam (Kỷ Nguyên, 1969), Văn Học Nam Hà
(Lửa Thiêng, 1973), Miền Thượng Uyển Xưa
(collection of stories, with Đặng Phùng Quân – US: Bách Việt,
1981), Câu Ḥ Vân Tiên (story- US: Gió Việt, 1985), Ngày Tháng
Bồng Bềnh (story – US: Gió Việt, 1987), Khói Sóng Trên Sông
(collection of stories). Nguyễn
Vy Khanh (1951 Quang Binh -- Canada) -- W -- went
into immigration in South Vietnam after the 1954 Geneve agreement divided
Vietnam into two separate parts: Communist North and Capitalist South
Vietnam. He received his BA in Education
(major in Western philosophy) in 1973, MA in Western Philosophy in 1975 from
University of Saigon, and subsequently taught school. Escaping Vietnam after
the fall of Saigon in 1975, he came to Canada where he settled and continue
to study, after which he received his
MA in Library Science from University of Montreal in 1978. He has since
worked as a librarian in Montreal and Quebec City. In following years, he was
editor of the magazine Hội Nhập và Chính Trị
Liên Hội (1986-1993), general
secretary of Tổng Liên
Hội Người Việt Tự Do Hải Ngoại /
World Federation of Vietnamese Associations Overseas (1991-1993), Canada
editor of the magazine Nhân Quyền / Droits de l'Homme (Paris,
1990-1996), contributor to Radio Center-ville, lecturer at F-Garneau College
(Quebec, 1985-1986), executive committee’s secretary of Gia Dinh Giao Chuc VN
tai Quebec/ ADAEVAQ (2001-2003), general secretary of ‘Cong Dong Cong Giao Quebec/
Vietnamese Catholic Community of Quebec’ (1985-86) and ‘Cong Dong Cong Giao
Montreal / Vietnamese Catholic Community of Montreal (since 2001), founding
member, general secretary, managing editor of ‘Trung Tam Viet Hoc/ Centre de
Vietnamologies, Canada and
Vietnamologica Magazine (Canada 1996, discontinued after the second issue),
and editorial staff of Dinh Huong
(France), Nhan Van (web Http://www.nhanvan.com), bimonthly journal Ngay Nay
(Houston, TX). In 2003, he joined the Rockefeller Fellowship Program, funded
by Rockfeller Foundation and administered by the William Joiner Center at University
of Massachusetts Boston (Project Diaspora:
Study of The Vietnamese Overseas), with project proposal
"Cộng-đồng người Việt ở ngoài
nước qua các vận-động chính-trị /
Vietnamese Overseas Community and Political Movements 1975-2000". Before
1975 and in Vietnam, the magazines and newspapers to which he contributed
include Thẳng Tiến, Tiếng Chuông, Tuổi Hoa,
Tuổi Ngọc; in the overseas from 1985 to 1994: Tân Văn,
Văn Nghệ Tiền Phong, Quang Phục, Người
Việt, Quốc Gia, Nhân Quyền Droits de l'homme, Florida
Việt Báo, Đất Lạnh, Liên Hội, Hành Tŕnh, Focus
Việt Nam, Gia Vàng, Diễn Đàn Hải Ngoại, Đông
Phương Thời Báo, Văn, Làng Văn, Trăm Con,
Nắng Mới, and from 1996 onwards: Văn, Hợp Lưu,
Văn Học, Đi Tới, Dân Chủ Mới, Phương
Đông, Quốc Gia, Quê Hương MI, Thống Nhất TX, Ngày
NayTX, Định Hướng, Quê Hương, Văn Tuyển,
Sóng Văn, Văn Phong, Văn Học Nghệ Thuật Web,
Hồn Quê Web, Saigon Times, Người Việt, Việt Nam
Nhật Báo, Văn Hóa Việt Nam, Vietnamologica, Kinh Doanh,
Chủ Đề, Phố Văn, Quảng Đà, Nhà Magazine,
Đặc san Petrus Kư (CHLB Đức, Bắc California), Đặc san
Nguyễn Đ́nh Chiểu & Lê Ngọc Hân. He is now living in
Montreal, Canada. *Pubs:
Khung cua (poetry- Saigon: 1972), Ngo Dinh Diem va no luc hoa binh dang do
(translation- US: Xuan Thu, 1989), Lo Tan va truyen xua viet lai (US: Xuan
Thu, 1997), 40 nam van hoc chien tranh 1957-1997 (US: Dai Nam 1997, 2nd
editon 2000), Van hoc va Thoi gian (US: Van Nghe, 2000), Van Hoc Viet Nam the
ky 20, mot so hien tuong va the loai (Los Angeles: Dai Nam, 2004). Nguyễn
Vĩnh Long / or Nguyen Thi Phong Dinh, Nguyen Hoai
Nam, pseudonym of Nguyễn Ngọc Hoàng (1953 Vinh Long -- USA) -- W – former
teacher, settled in the US in 1981. Pubs:
Giua hai mua gio (collection of short stories, Van tuyen 1999), Nguoi no le
moi (collection of short stories, Van 2001). *works in
anthologies: Cụm Hoa T́nh Yêu . Nguyễn
Xuân Hoàng (1940 NhaTrang -- USA) -- FW – educated at University of Saigon (1959-1960), University of
Dalat (1960-1963), and was subsequently teacher of philosophy at Petrus
Truong Vinh Ky High School in Saigon (1963-1975). In Vietnam and the
overseas, he is managing editor of the magazines Van (1972-1973), Nguoi Viet,
California (1986-1997), and The-Ky 21 (1989-1994); and a member of the
editorial staff of Van Hoc magazine (CA, 1994). In 1996, he was named
editor-in-chief of Van magazine which was under the editorship of writer Mai
Thao, who was then in his ailing health. In 1999, he worked as editor-in-chief
of Viet Mercury in the period from 1999 to 2005. Between times, he was
visiting lecturer of Vietnamese Literature at Berkeley University, CA. He is
living in San Jose, California. [note: due to the data supplied by the author, the date of his
birth is 1940, instead of 1937 as printed in some of his books]. *Pubs: Mu suong (1967), Sinh nhat (1968), Y
nghi tren co (1971), Khu rung huc lua (1970), Ke ta dao (1973), Bat cu luc
nao bat cu o dau (VN: 1973, CA: 2001), Nguoi di tren may (a novel- 1987), Sa
mac (a novel- 1989), Can nha ngoi do (1989), Bui va rac (a novel- 1996). Nguyễn
Xuân Quang (1941 DaNang -- USA) -- FW – came to South Vietnam in 1954,
graduated from University of Saigon, Faculty of Medicine, in 1969. He is former officer in the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces. In 1975, he came to the US, where he
settled in California, perused continuing education, and subsequently worked
as an assistant clinical professor at University of California, Irvine. He
started in the literary community before 1975. In the US, he is
editor-in-chief of the magazine ‘Nguyệt San Y tế Phổ Thông’
published in Orange County. Pubs:
Thần Tượng (poetry), Thượng Đế Đeo Kính
(novel, published
periodically in Ḥa B́nh), Chiếc Mặt Nạ Da
Người (VN: Trí Đăng, 2nd edition published under
the title Người Căm Thù Ruồi (US: Nguoi Viet), T́nh
Thù (collection of stories- US: Mai
An), Những Mảnh Đời Tị Nạn (US: Xuân Thu), Đi
(travelling note – US: Á Mỹ). Nguyễn
Xuân Thiệp (1937 Hue - USA) -- P – educated
at Quoc Hoc High School (Hue, Viet Nam), University of Saigon, Faculty of
Letters, and Faculty of Law, subsequently taught school at My Tho, former officer in the Republic of Vietnam
Armed Forces (1963-75), serving eight years’ imprisonment in re-education
camps (1975-82). He came to the US in 1995, where he settled. Pubs: Tôi Cùng Gió Mùa (poetry) Nguyễn
Ư Thuần
pseudonym of Nguyen Quoc Hop. (1953 Hanoi -- USA) -- FW – grew up in Nha-Trang, former officer in the Republic of Vietnam
Armed Forces. He started writing in 1985, contributing to Làng
Văn, Văn Học, Nhân Văn, Ngày Nay, Thế Kỷ 21, Văn
Uyển, Hợp Lưu, Người Việt, Người
Việt Tự Do, and Người Việt Bắc Cali. He
was managing editor of Ngay Nay Magazine in Wichita, Kansas (1986),
Việt Nam newspaper in Santa Anna, California (1987), Người
Việt Bắc Cali newspaper in San Jose, California (1988-1989). In
the period from November 1989 to 1994, he was editor in chief of the weekly
Người Việt Tự Do tại San Jose, California. With
Cao Xuân Huy and Nguyễn Đức Lập, he co-founded Thoi Van
Publisher. *Pubs:
Toi thu nam tai quan an duong Fifth (collection of short stories- Van Nghe
1989), Soi chi trong hon (novel- ThoiVan, 1990), Nguoi linh con lai
(collection of short stories- Nhan Van 1991), Chon khong quen (collection of
short stories- Thoi Van 1993). Ngự
Thuyết, pseudonym of Tôn
Thất Ngự (b19. Hue -- USA) -- FW – teacher, former
officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces. He settled in the US in
1990. His works appeared in Văn Học, Văn,
Chủ Đề. Pubs:
Sóng Trôi (collection of short stories – US: Thanh Vân, 1996), Đào Thoát
(collection of short stories – US: Đồng Văn, 1998), Luu day va que nha (story – US: Van Moi,
2002), Dau Chan (US: Van Moi, 2003), Dau Chan II (US: Van, 2005). Nhă Ca / or Trần Thy Nhă Ca, pseudonym of Trần thị Thu Vân (1939 Hue -- USA) -- P&FW – winner of the
1965 National Literary Awards for Poetry and the 1969 National Literature and
Art Awards, writer serving ten years’
imprisonment in re-education camps. Released from the camps, she went to
Sweden, and subsequently settled in the US, where she founded, with Trần Dạ Từ, the daily newspaper Việt Báo
Kinh Tế. Pubs: Nha Ca moi (1965), Dem nghe tieng dai bac (1966),
Dem day thi (1966), Bong toi thoi con gai (1967), Khi buoc xuong (1967),
Nguoi tinh ngoai mat tran (1967), Song mot ngay (1967), Xuan thi (1967),
Nhung giot nang vang (1968), Doan nu binh mua thu (1969), Giai khan so cho
Hue (a National Literature and Art Award winner, 1969), Mot mai khi hoa binh
(1969), Mua tren cay sau dong (1969), Phuong Hoang (1969), Tinh ca cho Hue do
nat (1969), Da khuc ben kia pho (1970), Tinh ca trong lua do (.), Doi ca hat
(.), Lan ve phia mat troi (1971), Trua ao trang (1972), Toa bin ding bo khong
(.), Buoc khe toi nguoi thuong (1974), Hoa phuong dung do nua (a novel), Sai
gon cuoi mot minh (.), Hoi ky mot nguoi mat ngay thang (.), Chop mat mot thoi
(a novel), Duong Tu Do Saigon (.)... Nhă Ca Mới (poetry,1965), Đêm Nghe Tiếng Đại
Bác (1966), Đêm Dậy Th́ (1966), Bóng Tối Thời Con Gái
(1967), Khi Bước Xuống (1967), Người T́nh Ngoài
Mặt Trận (1967), Sống Một Ngày (1967), Xuân Th́
(1967), Những Giọt Nắng Vàng (1968), Đoàn Nữ Binh Mùa
Thu (1969), Giải Khăn Sô Cho Huế(1969), Một Mai Khi
Ḥa B́nh (1969), Mưa Trên Cây Sầu Đông (1969), Phượng
Hoàng (1969), T́nh Ca Cho Huế Đổ Nát (1969), Dạ Khúc Bên
Kia Phố (1970), T́nh Ca Trong Lửa Đỏ, Đời Ca Hát,
Lăn Về Phía Mặt Trời (1971), Trưa Áo Trắng
(1972), Ṭa Bin-ding Bỏ Không (1973), Bước Khẽ
Tới Người Thương (1974), Hoa Phượng
Đừng Đỏ Nữa (novel), Sài G̣n Cười Một
Ḿnh(collection of stories), Hồi Kư Một Người
Mất Ngày Tháng, Chớp Mắt Một Thời (novel),
Đường Tự Do Sài g̣n. Nhất
Hạnh / or Thich Nhất
Hạnh, Dharma
title of Nguyễn Xuân
Bảo. (1926 Thanh Hoa -- France) -- W – Vietnamese Buddhist monk,
Peace & Human rights activist, one of the influential Zen Masters
contributing to the developing of Buddhism in Western countries. Ordained in
1949 as a monk, he was named in 1956 Editor-in-Chief of Vietnamese Buddhism,
the periodical of the Unified Vietnam Buddhist Association. Four years later,
in 1960, he founded School of Youth for Social Services (SYSS), and
subsequently Van Hanh University, La Boi Publisher, and Plum Tree Village /
Village des Pruniers in France in 1982. In 1960 he went to the US to study at
Princeton University, and returned to Vietnam in 1963. As a peace and human
rights activist, in 1967 he was nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by NPW.
Luther King, Jr. Living in exile, he was invited in 2005 to returned to Vietnam,
where he gave talks, visit pagodas, and published a number of his books. *Pubs: More than 100 books
published in Vietnamese or English, including Bong hong cai ao, Dao Phat hien
dai hoa, Dao Phat ngay nay, De hieu dao Phat, Dao Phat ngay mai, Hoa sen
trong bien lua, Neo vao thien hoc, Mai, Neo ve cua y, Tinh nguoi, Chap tay
nguyen cau cho bo cau trang hien, Noi voi tuoi hai muoi, Buoi, To, Tieng dich
chieu thu, Anh xuan vang, Dau chan tren cat, Tieng dap canh loai chim lon,
Tho hoc tro, Tho tung om va mat troi tung hat, Peace in Every Steps, Being
Peace, Touching Peace ... Nhất
Tuấn / pseudonym of Phạm
Hậu (b19. Nam Dinh -- USA) -- P – joining the Armed Forces in 1953 and
serving in the 5th Airborne Battalion, he subsequently, in 1956,
became an officer who
graduated from National Military Academy. He came to the US in 1975, settled in
Washington State. He started writing in 1951, contributing to the weekly Que
Huong published in Ha Noi. In the overseas, his poems appeared now and then
in The Ky 21, and some local publications under the pen name of Tuan Ha. Pubs:
Truyện Chúng Ḿnh (poetry, 1962), Đời Lính 1(t1965),
Đời Lính 2 (1966) Lời Nguyện Cầu Trong Mùa Xuân
(1967). Nhật
Tiến pseudonym of Bùi Nhật Tiến (1936 Hanoi -- USA) – FW -- went into immigration in South Vietnam in 1954
when the Geneve agreement divided Vietnam into two separate parts: Communist
North and Capitalist South Vietnam. In Saigon, where he was living, he
founded Huyên Tran Publisher, Thieu Nhi Magazine, and contributed to a number
of publications. In 1962, he received the National Literary Awards for his short-story
collection Them Hoang. As Saigon fell in 1975, he escaped Vietnam by sea, in
1979, to Thailand. Settling in the US in 1981, he continued as a contributor
to the literary magazines published in the overseas. *Pubs:
More than 30 books of fiction have been published, including: Nhung nguoi ao
trang (1959), Nhung vi sao lac (1960), Them hoang (1961- a National Literature
Award winner), May hoang hon (1962), Anh sang cong vien (1963), Chuyen be
Phuong (1964), Vach da cheo leo (1965), Chim hot trong long (1966), Giot le
den (1968), Tay ngoc (1968), La chuc thu (1969), Que nha yeu dau (1970), Theo
gio ngan bay (1970). Giac Ngu Chap Chon (novel), Than Phan
Du Thua (translation version of The Unwanted by Kien Nguyen [Little, Brown
and Company, 2001]). *Works in
anthologies: Thơ Văn 90 Tác Gỉa VN Hải Ngoại (US:
Văn Hữu, 82) Chân Dung 15 Nhà Thơ Nhà Văn Việt Nam
(by Mai Thảo. US: 1985) Thơ Văn V N Hải Ngoại (by Thái Tú Hạp. US: ST, 1985),
Hội Tuyển Thi Ca (France: Thanh Niên, 1986), Ngọn Cỏ
Khô Trên Thung Lũng Mùa Xuân (CAN: Làng Văn, 1986) An
Anthology of Vietnamse Poems (by Huỳnh Sanh
Thông. US: Yale University Press, 1995) 20 Năm Văn Học
Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (KT, CXH, TDL Đại Nam, 1995),
Thơ Văn Hải Ngoại Năm 2000 (US: Van Moi, 2000). Như Chi pseudonym
of Lê Thị Hiền (1956 Saigon -- USA) --
P – settled in the US in 1975. Her poems appeared in Văn
Học, Làng Văn, Người
Việt, Thế Kỷ 21, Nguồn Sống, and local
publications in Houston, where she is living. Pubs:
Thơ Hiền (CA: Văn Nghệ, 1986) Ninh Huy pseudonym of Bùi Văn
Sinh (Hai Duong, Vietnam 1921 – 1954 France) -- W –
also known as Thien son. He came in 1948 to South Vietnam, from where two years later, in 1950, he went
to Africa, then France. He died of cancer on the 5th of May, 1954. *Pubs:
Con Đường Văn Nghệ Mới (research), Giặc
Cờ Đen (play in verse), Nuôi Sẹo (novel), Triết Học
Vở Ḷng (research) N.
P. pseudonym of
Nguyen Khoa. (1955 Hue, Vietnam -- USA) – P – founder and director of Van Moi
Publisher in California (not a reincarnation of Van Moi Publisher in Saigon
before 1975, which is under the ownership of Sam Thuong, P.O. Box 2623
Saigon). N. P. is a member of the editorial staff of Tho magazine. *Pubs:
Poems have appeared in literary magazines, including Van-Hoc, Tho, and Song-Van. LISTING BY
AUTHOR: O LISTING BY
AUTHOR: P Phạm
Cao Dương (1937 Nam Dinh - USA) -- W -- researcher, former professor at
University of Saigon,
Faculty of Pedagogy. He came to the US in 1975, where he has since lived. Pubs:
Thực Trạng Của Giới Nông Dân Việt Nam
Dưới Thời Pháp Thuộc (Vietnam: Khai Trí, 1967),
Thượng Cổ Sử Tây Phương (book 1: Tây Á và Ai
Cập. VN: Tŕnh Bày, 1967), Phi Châu Da Đen (VN: Tt́nh Bày, 1969). Phạm
Cao Hoàng (1949 Tuy Hoa - USA) -- P – former
lecturer of English at Dalat Teacher-Training College. He started writing before
1975; his poems appeared in the magazines published in South Vietnam. He is living in Virginia, USA. Pubs:
Đời Như Một Khúc Nhạc Buồn (poetry, 1972),
Tạ Ơn Những Giọt Sương (poetrty, 1974). Phạm
Chi Lan (Vietnam, 1962--2009 Texas, USA) -- FW --
in 1975 came to the US where she was educated and subsequently worked
as a computer system analyst. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of the
electronic literary magazine Van Hoc Nghe Thuat (Texas) launched in 1995. Her
short stories and translations appeared in the magazines Van, Van-Hoc,
Hop-Luu, Tram Con, Song-Van. Pham Chi Lan died of cancer on November 21, 2009
in Dallas, Texas, US. Pubs:
Miền Lặng (collection of short stories. US: Văn Mới,
2002). Phạm
Công Thiện (1941 My Tho -- USA) --
P&W-- He who wrote the successful "Y Thuc
Moi Trong Van Nghe Va Triet Hoc" at the age of 18 (1959) was an
university professor at Saigon and in France, a contributor to the literary
magazines Bông Lúa, Văn Hóa Ngày Nay, Phổ
Thông, Bách Khoa, Văn Học, Văn published in Vietnam before
1975. He
travelled to many countries, including France, India, Sweden, Japanese, and
the US where he became friend of Henry Miller, met Thich Tam Chau. He
returned to Vietnam and was made Dean of the Faculty of Letters in Van Hanh
University. During this time, he produced many books of poetry, prose,
translation, and researches. At the height of his fame, he resigned his
deanship for travelling again to the Europe. He is now living in the US. *Pubs: Tieu luan ve Bo De Dat Ma, to su thien
tong (1964), Y thuc moi trong van nghe va triet hoc (VN: 1965; revised
edition published in the US: Dai Nam, 1987), Ngay sinh nhat cua ran (1967),
Troi thang tu (1966), Im lang ho tham (1967), Ho tham cua tu tuong (1967),
Mat troi khong bao gio co thuc (1967), Bay di nhung con mua phun (1970), Di
cho het mot dem hoang vu tren mat dat (1988), Su chuyen dong toan dien cua
tam thuc trong tu tuong Phat giao (1994), Triet ly Viet Nam ve su vuot bien
(1995), Lam the nao de tro thanh mot bac Bo Tat (.), Sang ruc khap bon phuong
troi (1998), Tinh tuy trong sang cua dao ly Phat giao (1998), Tren tat ca
dinh cao la im lang (.), Mot dem sieu hinh voi Han Mac Tu (.), Khai ngon cho
mot cau hoi de hieu: Triet hoc la gi? (.), Doi mat voi 1000 nam co don cua
Nietzche (.). Phạm Doanh (b19. Vietnam – Illinois,
USA) -- W
– He received a BS in Law
in 1966, MS in Economic 1 & 2 in 1971 from Saigon University
Faculty of Law, MS in Education from
University of Philippines in 1972, BS in Computer Science from Roosevelt
University in 1986. He is living with his family in Illinois. *Pubs: Tho Do Phu (Translation.
US: Dam Ninh Inc. , 1999) Phạm
Hải Anh (1970 Vietnam -- Holland) -- W – a Ph.D. in linguistics, major in Chinese
literature, professor of linguistics at Hanoi University of Education
(1991-98). Pubs: Huyết
Đằng (US: Văn Mới, 2001), Đi Hết Đường
Mưa (US: Hội nhà văn, 2002), T́m Trăng Đáy
Nước (US: Văn MớI, 2003). Phạm
Huấn (b19. Vietnam -- Holland) – W -- officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces who graduated
from Vietnam National Military Academy in 1956, war
correspondent, press attaché, president of Vietnam War Corrspondent
Association. He is living in the US. Pubs:
Cuộc Triệt Thoái Cao Nguyên Năm 1975, Điện Biên Phủ 1954 - Ban Mê
Thuộc 1975 (1978), Những Uất Hận Trong Trận
Chiến Mất Nước 75 (1978), Một Ngày Tại Hà
Nội, Tướng Phạm Văn Phú Và Những Trận
Đánh. Phạm
Miên Tưởng (1955 Phong Dinh -- Australia) – W – He
escaped Vietnam by sea to Australia, where he settled in 1983 and started in
the literary with contributions to the magazine Song published in Toronto,
Canada. He is the founder of Tham Lang Magazine. Pubs:
Nắng Vàng (poetry,1987), Mưa Hiền (poetry,1988), Đất
Bằng Nổi Sóng (collection of short stories,1988), Cửa Ngoài
(collection of short stories,1989), Con Mưa Dội Bùn (collection of
short stories, 1990). Phạm
Ngọc (b19. Thai Binh – USA) -- P – Associate Editor of Nguon Song Magazine (1997), staff writer for
Ngay Nay Magazine published in Arizona, and Vietnam Times in California.
Also, he is co-founder and editor-in-Chief of Van-Tuyen Magazine
(California). His poems appeared in the publications Cum hoa tinh yeu, Mot
thoi luu lac. He came to the US in 1975. *Pubs:
Vung ky uc (poetry, with Nam Giao- 1997), Noi tinh yeu an nau (poetry, with
other poets- 1998), Noi dam me muon mang (poetry). Phạm
Ngũ Yên (1945 Vung Tau – USA) -- W – non-commissioned
officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces who was
released from military service in 1974. He came to the US in 1991 under the
status of P.I.P. Before 1975, he contributed to the newspapers Sống,
Đời, Tinh Hoa, Sóng Thần, and the magazine Van. In the overseas, his works also appeared
in Van, and in the collections published by Vietnamese PEN, Southern US
States Center. Pubs: Hoa
Bluebonnet Cho Hai Người (collection of short stories. US: B́nh
Minh,1994). Phạm
Nguyên Lương (1942 Hung Yen – USA) -- W –
poet, short story writer and doctor. The 1954
Geneva Accords led to his family's leaving Hai Phong for South Vietnam. He
finally settled in Saigon, graduated as a doctor from the University of
Saigon in 1971. His poems and short stories have appeared in numerous
literary magazines, including Wordbridge. Pubs:
Người Việt Nam Nhớ Về Nguồn Gốc
Việt Nam (research. US: Nguồn Sống, 1995), Anh Hùng Và Giai
Nhân Việt Nam (research. US: Nguồn Sống,1995),
Người Hàng Xóm Mới (collection of short stories. US: Xuân
Thu, 1988), Nắng Sài G̣n-Nắng Hoa Kỳ (novel. US: Đại
Nam, 1999). Phạm
Nhă Dự (b19. Gia Dinh – Boston USA) -- P – former
officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces who graduated from Thu Duc
Reserved Infantry School, Course 27. Having gone to the US to study at
Lackland Airforce Base in Texas, he teached at Military Foreign Language
Academy when returning to Vietnam. In 1970, he co-founded with To Dinh the
magazine The Dung. *Pubs: Poems have appeared in anthologies of the
Vietnamese Amateur Poetry Association. Phạm
Nhuận (b19. Hue -- USA) -- P – After the fall of Saigon in 1975, he lived in
Montreal, Canada for ten years before resettling in Washington DC., USA. *Pubs:
Mat troi va giong song (Poetry- VN: Ca Dao Publisher 1970), Co he chi vang mot chut rong reu (Poetry-
VN: VHNT Hue, 1974). Phạm Quốc
Bảo (1943 Vinh Phuc Yen - USA) -- FW –
former president of Student Representative Committee At University of
Saigon, Faculty of Letters (1964-1966), publisher and editor in chief of Doi
Thoai Magazine (1966), and editor-in-chief of the newspaper Dong-Nai who
served years’ imprisonment in re-education camps after the fall of Saigon in
1975. In the overseas, in the period from 1982 to 1993, he is editor-in-chief
of Nguoi Viet daily newspaper in California. He is living in California. *Pubs:
Chien tranh va tuoi tre phuong tay (translation- VN: Hong Linh, 1969), Nam
dai tinh yeu (Translation. VN: Hong
Linh, 1969), Vuc hong (novel. Saigon: Thoai Ngoc Hau, 1975), Cum do (memoir.
US: Nguoi Viet, 1984), Coi mong du (novel, volume1. US: Nguoi Viet, 1984),
Doi tung manh (CMD volume2. US: Nguoi Viet, 1985), Dau be (a collection of
short stories. US: Nguoi Viet, 1989), Muoi ngay du ky (travel note - 1987),
Goi binh minh (novel. US: Nguoi Viet, 1989), Nguoi Viet tai Dong Au va van de
Viet Nam (reseach. US: Hung Viet, 1990), Bay gio Nhat Ban biet noi Khong
(translation. US: Khai Sang, 1992), Dau vet van hoa Viet tren duong Bac My
(research, volume 1. US: Viet Hung,
1995), Dau vet van hoa Viet tren duong Bac My (research, volume 2. US: Viet
Hung 1995). Doc Lap My, Doc Lap Ta (miscellaneous essays.
US: Việt Hưng, 2004) Phạm
Thăng (1930 VinhLong -
Canada) – W & Artist – a graduate from National Fine
Art College of Saigon in 1950, who had exhibitions in 1962, 1967 and 1971 in
Saigon. Before 1975, he worked as a government employee at Department of
Information, and a sport reporter. He settled in Canada in 1984. *Pubs: Tien te Viet Nam (Vietnamese &
German version - 1989), Xuoi dong Cuu Long (story. CAN: Lang Van 1990), Co
Sau Tan Qui (story. CAN: Vien Giac, 1990), Vui buon nghe nghiep (memoir. CAN:
Lang Van, 1993), Xom cu (story. CAN: Lang Van 1993), Viet Nam men yeu
(research), Dia ly dai cuong (research), Lich su dai cuong (research), Goi
nho que huong (story. US: Dai Nam, 1995). Phạm
Thị Hoài (1960 Hai Duong - Germany) -- FW – came
to East Berlin in Germany to study in the period from 1977 to 1983, when she
returned to Vietnam and worked at Institute of History Research, and
Institute of Religious Studies in Hanoi until 1993. She is known for her debut novel Thien Su published
in Vietnam in 1988. In following years, she subsequently published another
novel and two collections of short stories. Her writings have appeared in
literary journals published in the U.S., Australia, Switzerland and Germany,
and in several anthologies. She is living in Berlin, Germany. Pubs: Thien su (novel- 1988), Me lo (short-story
collection- 1989), Man nuong (a collection of short stories- 1993), Marie Sen
(novel- 1996), Chuyen lao tuong Phat Di Lac, Nang Nam May (children's book-
1999). Phạm
Việt Cường (1952 Saigon - USA) –
P – He came
to the US in 1986, settled in California. He started in the literary
community after 1975, contributing to Hợp Lưu,
Tạp Chí Thơ. Pubs:
Người T́nh (translated from Marguerite Duras, 1992), Trôi Đi Cùng
Tháng Chạp (poetry. France: Tŕnh bày, 1993). Phạm
Việt Tuyền (Thanh Hoa VN
1926–2009 France) – W – a
graduate in BA Literature, who came to South Viet Nam in 1954, and taught
school in Saigon. In following years he founded Tu Do Newspaper and Tu Do
Publisher. Parallelly, he was a professor at University of Saigon, University
of Hue, and managing editor of Vietnamese PEN. After Saigon fell in 1975, he
settled in France, where he has since lived. Pham Viet Tuyen died of natural cause at age 84 on February 16, 2009 in France. Pubs:
Tren duong phung su (Play, 1947), Nghệ Thuật Viết Văn
(Vietnam: Thế Giới, 1952), Nghi luan van chuong (research, 1953),
Nghi luan pho thong (research, 1953), Pha lao lung (poetry, 1956), Điểm
Về Mấy Vấn Đề Văn Hóa (VN: 1958), Quan Văn
Học Miền Nam (research, 1965). Phuong phap nghi luan, phan tich
va phe binh van chuong (1969), Toi doc tho (Critique, 1971), Cua vao phong
tuc Viet Nam (research, 1972). Phạm
Xuân Đài pseudonym of
Phạm Phú Minh (1940 Quang Nam - USA) -- W – educated at Tran Quy Cap High School
in Hoi An, Truong Vinh Ky High School in Saigon, Chu Van An High School in
Saigon, University of Saigon, Faculty of Letters, and University of Dalat.
He graduated in Pedagogy in 1964, subsequently taught school, paticipated in youth activity. After
the fall of South Vietnam in 1975 when the Communist took over the entire
country, he was imprisoned for several years in re-education camp Long
Thành, Thanh Cầm, and Xuân Lộc (1975-1988).
He settled in the US in 1992. He was on the Executive Board
of The Ky 21 Magazine, and has been editor-in-chief of the magazine since
2001. *Pubs:
Ha Noi trong mat toi (CA: The Ky, 1994). Phan
Lạc Tiếp (1933 Son Tay, Bac Viet - USA) -- FW – went into immigration in South Vietnam after the 1954 Geneve
agreement, graduated from Naval Academy in NhaTrang City, and subsequently was
named Captain of Warship and Chief of the Psychological Warfare Deparment,
Navy Forces. In April 1975, as the South Vietnam Government collapsed, he
fled his homeland for the US, where he settled in Calaifornia. In following
years, when 1.6 million Vietnamese fled the Communist by sea, from 1975 to
the late 80’s, and about 1/3 of them were attacked, raped and killed by Thai
pirates, he took active part in rescue operation the boat people by founding,
with Tran Huu Xuong, the ‘SOS Committee for Boat People’. *Pubs: Bo song la muc (story- 1969, reprinted 1998), Que
nha, bon muoi nam tro lai (.). Phan
Nhật Nam pseudonym of
Phan Ngọc Khuê (1943 Quang Tri - USA) -- FW -- former officer in the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces graduated from National
Military Academy, courses 18,
seving 14 years’ imprisonment in re-education camp Long
Giao, Hoàng Liên Sơn, Thanh Cẩm,and Hàm Tân.He Came to the US
under H.O status. *Pubs: Dấu
Binh Lửa (VN: Đại Ngă, 1969 ; 2nd edition by
Hiện ĐạI, 1973), Dọc Đường Số Một
(VN: Hiện Đại, 1970), Ải Trần Gian (VN: Hiện
Đại, 1971), Mùa Hè Đỏ
Lửa (VN: Sáng Tạo 1972, Hiện Đại 1973), Dựa
Lưng Nỗi Chết (VN: Hiện ĐạI, 1973), Tù Binh Và
Ḥa B́nh (VN: Hiện ĐạI, 1974), Những Chuyện
Cần Đuợc Kể
Lại (note, 1995), Đường Trường Xa Xăm
(miscellaneous, 1995), Những Cột Trụ Chống Giữ
Quê Hương (memoirs. US: Tổ hợp Nắng Mới,
2003). Phan Nhiên Hạo (1967 Kontum VN -- USA) – P – immigrated
to the US in 1991. In 1989, he graduated BA
in Literature from the Teachers College of Saigon. In the US, he received his B.A. in American Literature in 1998 and his Masters
in Library Science in 2000 from University of California --Los Angeles
(UCLA). His works appeared in Hop Luu, Van, Tap Chi Tho, Van Hoc, Van Uyen,
Viet Mercury, in the anthology ’26 Nha Tho Duong Dai’, and in Talawas and
Tien Ve Websites. A number of his poems were translated into English and
published in the anthologies and magazines: Of Vietnam Identities in Dialogue
(Palgrave, 2001), Three Vietnamese Poets (Tinfish, 2001), The Literary Review
(Dickinson University), MANOA (University of Hawaii), and Filling Station. He
is living in Los Angeles. *Pubs: Thien Duong Chuong Giay/ Paradise of Paper Bells
(poetry, 1998), Che Tao Thi Ca 99-04/ Manufacturing Poetry 99-04 (poetry
(2004). Phan Ni
Tấn
(N.D.) pseudonym of Phan Ni Tan. (1948 Can Giuoc - Canada) – Musician & P – educated at
University of Saigon, Faculty of Letters, former officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces serving
one years’ imprisonment in re-education camps. He escaped Viet-Nam by sea to
Thailand 1979, and has been living at Downsview in Toronto, Canada. He
started composed poem at the age of 16, and music at 20. In 1968, he
participated the “wandering singer” movement headquartered at Suong Nguyet
Anh Street in Saigon, and was an active member of the wandering singer group
in Ba Me Thuoc, lead by Nguyen Quyet Thang, and a group in Nhatrang. In the
overseas, he was vice-chairman of internal affairs of the Hung Ca Movement in
1995, lead by writer Ha Thuc Sinh. He traveled to sing in several countries.
In the field of literature, his poems appeared in Văn
Học, Văn, Hợp Lưu, Thế Kỷ 21, Thời
Tập, Khởi Hành, Sóng Văn, Hồn Việt published in
the US, Nắng Mới, Sóng, Làng Văn in Canada, Quê Mẹ in
France, and Độc Lập in Germany. *Pubs: Dậy Lửa Trường
Sơn (music. Lửa Việt,
1983), Em Hát Em Vui (music for
children, with Nguyễn Hữu Nghĩa. CAN: Làng Văn, 1987),
Hồi Kư Thơ (poetry. CAN: Làng Văn, 1987), Câu Thơ
Về Người (poetry.
Nhân Văn, 1996). *works
in anthologies: Ngọn Cỏ
Khô Trên Thung Lũng Mùa Xuân (Làng Văn, 1986), Văn Bút
Hải Ngoại (1988), 23 Người Viết Sau 1975 (US:
Văn Nghệ, 1988), Chân Dung Thơ Luân Hoán (Kinh Đô 1991),
Việt Nam Quê Hương Tôi (collection of photographs. Lê Quang
Xuân, 1994), 20 Năm Văn Học VN Hải Ngoại (US:
Đại Nam, 1995), 20 Người Viết Tại Canada
(Nắng MớI, 1995), Thơ Văn Hải Ngoại
Năm 2000 (US: Văn MớI, 2000), Nhà Văn Nhà Thơ
Hải Ngoại - tập 2
(Nguyễn Đ́nh Tuyến, 2000), Luân Hoán Một Đời
THơ (CAN: Sông Thu, 2005). Phan
Tấn Hải (1952 Saigon - USA) -- P&FW -- poet, writer and translator, Editor-in-Chief of Giao Diem magazine.
Assistant editor of Hop Luu magazine (1996). His father’s hometown is Ha Tinh; his mother’s Nha Trang. He
is the author of “Cau be va Hoa Mai”, “Mot noi goi la Viet Nam”, “Vai chu
giai ve thien don ngo”. His unpublished works include a number of books of
research and translation. *Pubs:
Cau be va hoa mai (story. US: Nhan Van, 1986), Mot noi goi la Viet Nam
(poetry, 1987), Vai chu thich ve thien don ngo (reseach. US: Van Nghe, 1990). Phan
Thị Trọng Tuyến (1951 Ben Tre - France) -- FW – Before 1975, perusing higher education
she went to France, where subsequently she settled. She started in the
literary community after 1975, contributing to Văn,
Văn Học, Hợp Lưu, Thế Kỷ 21, Tạp chí
Thơ, Làng Văn, Nắng Mới, Quê Mẹ, Nhân Văn,
Gío Văn, Phố Văn... Pubs: Mùa
Hè - Một Nơi Khác (stories. US: Văn Nghệ, 1986),
Một Trang Đời (stories. US: An Tiêm, 1991), Mùa Xuân Và
Những Con Dă Tràng (stories, 1995). *works in
anthologies: Trăng Đất Khách (Làng
Văn,1987), 23 Người Viết Sau 1975(US: Văn
Nghệ,1988), Truyện Hay Hải Ngoại 2(Nguyễn
Văn Ba,1991), 20 Năm Văn Học Việt Nam Hải
Ngoại(US: Đại Nam,1995), Thơ Văn Hải Ngoại
Năm 2000(by Viet Thuong.US: Văn MớI, 2000), Luân Hoán
Một Đời Thơ (by Le Han. CAN: Sông Thu, 2005). Phan Tùng Mai (b19. South Vietnam - US) – FW – Living in the US Pubs:
Mỹ Linh Và Tôi (stories,1966), Tôi...Và Mỹ Linh (stories,1969) Phan Văn
Tạo (b19. North Vietnam -
France) – FW – Living
in France. Pubs:
Cái Bong Bóng Lợn (stories,1961) Phan Xuân Sinh (1948 Da Nang - USA) -- P – contributor of poems to Tuyet Thuyet
Tuan San, Nang Mai, Pho Thong, Thoi Nay while a high school student, former officer in the Republic of Vietnam
Armed Forces, who settled in the US in 1990. His poems appeared in Văn,
Văn Học, Làng Văn, Khởi Hành, Thế Kỷ 21,
Chủ Đề, Phố Văn, among the others published in the US
and Canada. *Pubs:
Chen ruou moi (co-author with Du My, 1966), Dung duoi troi do nat (poetry.
Van, 2000), Boi tren giong nuoc nguoc (miscellaneous. US: Song Thu, 2004). Works in anthologies:
Cung Ngữ (poetry. Suối
Nguồn, 2001) Phương Dung pseudonym of Lâm Thị
Ngọc Dung (1952 Can Tho - USA) -- W – former reporter for Duoc Mien Tay and Tranh Thu newspapers, and
a radio and television anchorwoman for ‘Tieng Noi Quan Doi Radio, Can Tho Channel 7. She is living in the
US. Pubs:
Tim hieu su tai sinh cua cac Lat Ma Tay Tang (.), Su huyen dieu cua Kim Cang
thua(.). Phương Triều pseudonym of Lê Huỳnh Hoàng (Sa Dec, Vietnam 1942–2008 USA) -- P – born on June 02, 1942 in Nha
Man, Sa Dec, South Viet Nam, high
school teacher and journalist who went into journalism in 1959 in Saigon, and former officer in the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces graduated from Thu Duc Reserved Infantry School serving several years’
imprisonment in re-education camps in Phu Yen and Son La. He settled in the
US in 1994, under the status of HO 23. Phuong Trieu died on November 14, 2008
in Austin, Texas. Pubs: C̣n Nhớ C̣n
Thương (collection of stories/ Saigon: Sông Hậu, 1966),
Tiếng Hát Hoàng Hôn (stories/ Saigon: Sông Hậu, 1969), Sầu
Hương Phấn (stories/ Saigon: Sông Hậu, 1972), Thơ
Phương Triều (poetry/ CA: Tinh Thương, 1995),
Trăm Bài Thơ Xuân (poetry/ Minnesota: Le Huynh, 2000), Xóm Mộ
(poetry/ Minnesota: Le Huynh, 2001), Giọt Sữa Đất (poetry/
Minnesota: Le Huynh, 2002), Xuong Rong Den (poetry/ Texas: Le Huynh: 2004). Early-work
in journals and magazines¾
The Saigon-based weekly Binh Dan (1959), which is under
writer Phu Duc’s editorship. Newspapers and weekly publications¾
Ngay Moi, Nghi Luan, Tia Sang, Nuoc Nam, Tieng Chuong, Dan
Chung, Trang Den, Tieng Viet, Tieng Dan, Dan Nguyen, Dan Chu. Phùng Kim Chú (1940 Son Tay - USA) -- FW – immigrated to South Vietnam in 1954. He started
writing in 1960, contributing to: Tu Do, Gio Moi, Sang Doi Mien Nam, Van
Hanh, Van Hoc, Thai Do, Quan Chung. *Pubs: Tho 28 Sao (co-authored with Tran Trung Dung), Loi
phan khang cua nhung nguoi lan tho nhuoc tieu (with other authors. Thai Do),
Nen Huong Cho Ban Chan Trai (poetry, with other authors). Phùng
Nguyễn pseudonym of Nguyễn Đức Phùng (1950 Quang Nam - USA) -- FW – Editor-in-chief of Hop Luu Magazine
(2002-) *Pubs: Thap ky uc (short-story collection, Van 1998). LISTING BY
AUTHOR: Q Quan
Dương (1950 Khanh Hoa - USA) -- P -- former officer in the Republic of Vietnam
Armed Forces serving six years’ imprisonment in re-education camps. He came
to the UCS in 1993 under HO. 17 status, settled in Louisiana. His poems
appeared in magazines in 1994. *Pubs:
Ngam ngui (poetry- 1996), Ruot dau chin khuc (poetry- 1998). Quyên Di pseudonym of Bùi Văn Chúc (1948 Hanoi - USA) -- W – came to South Vietnam in 1954, and lived in Saigon where he
taught school. He is editorial secretary of Tuoi Hoa magazine published in
Saigon, founding editor of Ngan Thong magazine, co-founding editor, with Dong
Duy, of Phuong Dong magazine, publisher of Tuoi Hoa and Thoi Diem magazines.
He escaped Vietnam by sea in 1977, and settled in the US in 1978, and is
publisher of the monthly Tuoi Hoa, and Thoi Diem Cong Giao. *Pubs: Tuổi
Trăng Tṛn 1(1969), Tuổi Trăng Tṛn 2 (1969), Vết Chân
Chim,Tuổi Ướm Mơ (1971), Cánh Phưọng
Rơi (1970), Thu (1970), Chuông Đêm (1970), Thoáng Mây Bay, Hành Trang
Lên Đường, Tương Lai Giới Trẻ Việt Nam
Hải Ngoại, Hoa Hồng Nhà Kín (stories. Thời điểm, 1995), Nh́n Xuống
Cuộc Đời (Thời điểm, 1995). Quỳnh
Thi pseudonym of Phạm Quang Linh (1946 Ninh Binh - USA) -- P – He is living in the US. *Pubs: Tren vung troi cung kho (poetry, 1974), Ten em la
Hoa Ky (poetry, 1998), Mua chuoc toi (poetry, 2002). LISTING BY
AUTHOR: R LISTING BY
AUTHOR: S Sĩ Trung pseudonym of Hà Sĩ Trung (b19. South Vietnam - France) -- W – He started
writing in the fifties. Pubs:
Bóng Chim Tăm Cá (story, 1965), C̣n Có T́nh Thương (story, 1966), Như Chim Lạc Đàn
(story,1969). Song Châu pseudonym
of Ngô Minh Hằng (b19. Ha
Nam - USA) -- P – Her poems appeared
regularly in Hon Viet, California. Pubs: Tiếng
Ḷng (1996), Dư Âm (1998), Gọi Đàn (1998), Có Những Vùng
Trời (2001) Song Hồ pseudonym of Nguyen Thanh Dam. (Bac Ninh Vietnam 1932–2009
Texas, USA) -- P&W – He began
writing poems in 1948, under the pen-name of Sông Hồ, but effectively
started in the literary community in 1952, contributing to the daily
newspaper Tia Sáng,
Giang Sơn published in Ha Noi, and the weekly Đời Mới
(published by Trần Văn Ân, under editorship of Nguyễn
Đức Quỳnh), Nguồn Sống Mới (under
editorship of Hoàng-Trọng-Miên) in Sài g̣n. He
came to South Vietnam in 1954 and settled in Saigon, where he contributed to
numerous newspapers, magazines, and radio broadcast including Văn Nghệ Mới, Tự
Do, Sáng Dội Miền Nam, Sinh Lực, Chánh Luận,
Sống, Chiến Tuyến Tự Do / Free Front [1955] (founded
by Prime Minister Phan Quang Dan, published simultaneously with its English version),
Saigon Broadcasting Station, Tiếng Nói Tự Do Radio (Voice of
Freedom), Vietnam Press Agency. In 1958, he was named editor-in-chief of
Hon-Viet in Pnompenh administered by the Embassy of Vietnam, and in 1959 the
monthly Viet French English trilingual ‘Hinh Anh Viet Nam’ administered by
Department of Information, for which he worked until 1961. Parallelly, he
taught literature at Nguyen Cong Tru High School in Saigon. Under ODP status
he came to the US in 1987, where he contributed to Ngày Nay, Nhân Bản,
Hướng Việt, Đẹp, Tự Do, Hương Quê,
Văn Hóa Việt Nam, Nắng Mới (Montréal Canada),
Rạng Đông, Pháp Duyên, Thời Tập, Khởi Hành,
Sóng-Văn, Wordbridge, and the electronic magazine The Writers Post. Song Ho died of
cancer at age 77 on May 20, 2009 in Texas, USA.. *Pubs: Hai canh hoa tim (Vietnam: 1960), Tho
Song Ho (Vietnam: Khai Tri, 1964), Da va Hoa (US: 1992), Rock and Flower
(translation version of Da va Hoa - 2000).
Song
Nhị pseudonym
of Trần Kim Lư (1938 Ha
Tinh - USA) -- P&W – newspapers columnist,
editor-in-chief of the magazines: Huong Di (Saigon: 1965-1968) and Mau lua
(1968), staff-writer of the Infantry Periodic (Thu Duc Infantry Academy,
1969-1970), staff writer of Quat Cuong Daily Newspaper, former officer in the Republic of Vietnam
Armed Forces serving
eight years’ imprisonment in re-education camps from 1975 to 1983. Resettling
in the US in 1993, he resumed his writing career as a columnist and
contributor to a number of Vietnamese daily newspapers and magazines in the
US and Canada. He is also co-founder
and executive director of Coi Nguon Foundation of Poetry and Prose since
1995, editor-in-chief of Trang Van Hoc Coi Nguon (Vietnam Times, Northern
California), editor-in-chief of the electronic magazine Van Nghe Coi Nguon at
the website: http://www.coinguon.org,
and managing editor of Nguon Magazine. His works were anthologized in
12 anthologies of poetry and prose. *Pubs: Mot
Doi Khong Nguoi (poetry, 1968), Truong Ca Nguoi Viet Su (1972), Tinh Con
Trong Lang Quen (co-authored with Huynh
Ngoc Diep, 1975), Tieng Hon Chien Ma (US: 1996; 2nd printing
2002), Ve Loi Di Xua (US: 1999), and Loi Tinh Tu (audio book). Works anthologized in 12 anthologies of poetry
and prose. Song Thao pseudonym of Ta Trung Son (1938 Hanoi -- Canada) -- FW – educated at Dung Lac High-School
(Hanoi), Chu Van An High School (Saigon), and Saigon University (Faculty of
Letter), where he obtained his B.A. in Literature in 1964. From 1959 to 1975,
he was a contributor to newspapers and journals published in Saigon. Song
Thao immigrated to Canada where he settled in 1985, began to write short
story in 1991, and contributed to the literary magazines: Song Van, Van Hoc,
Van, Hop Luu, The Ky 21, Pho Van, Nang Moi, Lang Van, The Writers Post, and
Wordbridge. *Pubs: Bo chon mu suong. Houston: Kinh Do,
1993; Dong dua cuoc tinh. Houston: Ngay nay, 1996; Con do bong hinh. Los
Angeles: Van Moi, 1997; Chan mang giay so 6. Los Angeles: Van Moi, 1999; Cuoi
ngay, mot lan ngoi lai (stories- Los Angeles: Van Moi, 2001), Ben lung nhung
con chu (Gardena: Van Moi, 2003), Phiem 1 (Los Angles: Van Moi, 2005; 2nd
ed. Toronto: Nhan Anh, 2006; 3rd ed. Toronto: Nhan Anh,
2008), Phiem 2 (Los Angles: Van Moi,
2005; 2nd ed. Toronto: Nhan Anh, 2006; 3rd ed. Toronto:
Nhan Anh, 2008), Phiem 3 (Toronto: Nhan Anh, 2006; 2nd ed.
Toronto: Nhan Anh, 2008), Chon Cu (stories- Toronto: Nhan Anh, 2006), Phiem 4
(Toronto: Nhan Anh, 2007), Phiem 5 (Toronto: Nhan Anh, 2008), Phiem 6
(Toronto: Nhan Anh, 2009). His work also appeared in the anthologies: Hai
muoi nguoi viet tai Canada (Montreal: Nang Moi, 1995), Hai muoi nam van hoc
Viet Nam hai ngoai 1975-1995 (Glendale: Dai Nam, 1995), Tuyen tap truyen ngan
hai muoi nam van hoc Viet Nam hai ngoai 1975-1995 (US: Van But Viet Nam hai
ngoai, 1995), Nha tho va nha van hai ngoai 1975-2000 (Houston: Dai Hoc Dong
Nam, 2000), Tho van hai ngoai nam 2000 (Los Angeles: Van Moi, 2000). *works by or about the author in other books: Tac gia
Viet Nam (Le Bao Hoang, US, Song Van: 2006), Tac Gia Viet Nam (Le Bao Hoang,
CAN, Nhan Anh: 2006), Dua Hoi Be Ban 1 (Luan Hoan, Canada, Nhan Anh: 2008),
Nuoi Thom Chum Ky Niem Xanh (Luan Hoan, Canada, Nhan Anh: 2007), Em Tu Luc
Bat Buoc Ra (Luan Hoan, Canada, Nhan Anh: 2008). Song Vinh pseudonym of Ngô Gia
Thành (1955 Saigon/Vietnam -- USA) -- P – educated at Vo Tanh
(Phu Nhuan), Hoai An (Phu Nhuan), Les Lauriers (Gia Dinh), Mac Dinh Chi (Phu
Lam) High Schools. He left Vietnam in 1975, after finished his first
year at Saigon University, to the US where he settled in Raleigh, North
Carolina. He is on the executive board of the electronic magazine Van Nghe
Ngan Phuong, and is the author of Ve Duoi Hien Xua, a poetry collection that
made his literary debut, published by Van Tuyen in 1999. In 2004, he
published another collection of poems Huong Mua. The collection collects more than 100 selected poems, of which some
poems are set into music by Phan Ni Tan (ND), Pham Anh Dung, and Mai Duc
Vinh. Song Vinh's poems and
stories have appeared in numerous magazines published in the US. *Pubs: Ve duoi hien xua (poetry collection. CA: Van Tuyen, 1999), Huong Mua (poetry
collection. CA: 2004). Sương Mai pseudonym of Bùi
Phụng Mai (b19. VN -- USA) -- P – She came to the US in 1975. Pubs:
Thoang chut huong xua (poetry- Coi Nguon 1996), Tho tinh Suong Mai (Suoi Hoa,
1998), Mot phia troi tho (with other poets- 1995), Cum hoa tinh yeu 2 (with
other poets- 1996), Gui nguoi duoi trang (with other poets- 1995). Several
pieces have been anthologized in Mot Thoi Luu Lac (Coi Nguon, 1997). LISTING BY AUTHOR: T Tạ Quang Khôi (1933 Nam Dinh -- USA) -- W – fled the Communist North Vietnam for the South
in 1954. In 1975, he came to the US. Pubs: Yêu Trong Nghịch Cảnh (novel
-1967), Mưa Gío Miền Nam (stories -1967), Băo Chưa Tan
(stories-1968), Bến Lạ Chiều Mưa (novel -1968), Thèm
Sống (novel -1968) Tạ
Trọng Hiệp (Hanoi 1933- 1996 France) -- W – came to France in 1951, educated at École
Universelle, University of Sorbonne, École Nationale Des Langues Orientales,
École Pratique des Hautes Etudes, and subsequently worked
at ‘Centre national de la recherche scientifique’ in France. In following
years, he contributed much effort towards the study of Vietnamese Han-Nom,
carrying out fascinating researches into the Han Nom relics, on which he
found a number of historical documents of value. Parallelly, he translated
and annotated, with Claudine Salmon and Phan Huy Lê, ‘Hải Tŕnh Chí
Lược’ by Phan Huy Chu and a number of poems in Chinese by Cao Bá
Quát, which still remained unknown to the reader. Some of his researches were
published in Hop Luu (US). He died of cancer on October 1996 at Kremlin
Bicêtre in Paris suburb. *Pubs: “Tuyển Tập Văn Bia Bi Kư
Việt Nam Từ Lư Trần Đến Ngày Nay” (unpublished). Tạ Tỵ (1922 Hanoi - USA) -- W – artist
painter and writer, former officer in the Republic of Vietnam
Armed Forces who graduated from Thu Duc Infantry School, course 3, serving five
years and six months’ imprisonment in re-education camps. Released from the
camps, he escaped Vietnam by sea in 1982, came to Pulau Bidong in Malaysia in
1982, to the US in 1983, where he settled in California. He started in the
literary community in 1950, contributing to The Ky (Hanoi), Doi Moi, Nguon
Song Moi, Sang Tạo, Văn, Văn Học,
Nghệ Thuật, Hiện Đại, Bách Khoa. In the overseas, his
works appeared in a number of Vietnamese magazines published around the
world. *Pubs: Nhung
vien soi (story- Nam Chi 1962), Yeu va thu (story-Pham quang Khai 1970), Muoi
khuon mat van nghe hom nay (Nam Chi Tung Thu, 1970), Bao gio (story- Gin Vang
Giu Ngoc, 1972), Y nghi (Khai Phong, 1974), Pham Duy con do noi buon, Day dia
nguc (memoir- Thang Mo, 1985), Nhung khuon mat van nghe di qua doi toi (
memoir, 1990), Xom nha toi (story- Xuan Thu, 1992). Tâm Thanh pseudonym of Ngô
Thanh Tâm (1942 Hanoi - Norway) -- FW – He is living
in Norway. His works appeared in Văn,Văn
Học, Thế Kỷ 21, among the others. *Pubs:
Thien nga giua coi nguoi (story – CA: Van Hoc, 1999), Go thuc tren rung
(story – US: Van moi, 2002). Thạch
Hà pseudonym of Vơ
Sum (1923 Hue - USA) -- W -- former teacher at Da Nang High School (1951-52),
officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces who
graduated from Thu Duc Reserved Infantry School, course 3, member of PEN
Vietnamese (before 1975). He is living in the US. *Pubs:
Mặt Trời Chiều (truyện dài,1973), Nét Chữ Ô Nhục (truyện dịch,
1964) Thái Can (Ha Tinh Oct 22, 1910 – Apr 22, 1998
Florida USA) -- P – educated at Phủ,
Vinh, Bảo Hộ High schools, and the
School of Medicine in Hanoi, and graduated as a Doctor of Medicine in 1940.
He had lived and worked in Danang, started writing at the beginning of 1930s,
contributing to the magazines and newspapers: Phong Hóa,
Tiểu Thuyết Thứ Bảy, Hà Nội Báo, Văn
Học tạp chí (1935). After the fall of South Vietnam in 1975, he
immigrated to the US, where he settled in Florida. He died on Apr 22, 1998. *Pubs: Những Nét Đan Thanh (VN: Ngân Sơn Tùng Thư
Huế, 1934). *works by the author
or about author: Thi Nhân Việt
Nam (Hoài Thanh và Hoài Chân, 1942), Thi Ca Việt Nam Hiện
Đại (Trần Tuấn
Kiệt, 1962), Thi Ca Tiền Chiến Và Hiện Đại (Bảo Vân, 1978), Thơ T́nh
Việt Nam Và Thế Giới
(Nguyễn Hùng
Trương. VN: Thanh Niên, 1998). Thái
Lăng pseudonym
of Nguyễn Thái Lăng (1940 North Vietnam - USA) -- W -- started in the literary community before
1975. Pubs:
Sương Mù Xám (story), Nhật Kư Của Người
Chứng (1969), Trong Một Ngày Của Một Người
(1970). Thái
Luân pseudonym of Nguyễn Phúc Sông Hương (1941 Hue - USA) -- P -- officer in the
Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces who came to the US in 1991 under HO status.
He started in the literary community before 1975.
In the overseas, he is a member of Hội viên International Society of
Poets, general secretary of Vietnamese Amateur Poets Society. *Pubs:
Thơ Vùng Tủi Nhục (poetry-1965), Among People (poetry-1995),
Ngàn Năm Lưu Dấu
(poetry- with Hoàng Thanh, 1998). *works in
anthologies: Cụm Hoa T́nh
Yêu 1,2,3,4 (HTTTVN 1995-98), Gửi Người Dưới
Trăng (Cội Nguồn, 1996), Đường Xuôi Nẻo
Ngược (selected short stories), Một Thời Lưu
Lạc (1998). Thái
Thủy (1937 North Vietnam -
USA) – W & P -- Before
1975, he went into journalism in Saigon. He is co-founder (with Tô Kiều
Ngân and Thanh Nam) of Saigon Radio Broadcast Tao-Dan programme, voice of
Free South Vietnam’s poetry, of which he is also chief of the broadcasting
programme. By 1976, he was arrested as the new
authorities embarked upon mass captures, and served the next
ten years’ imprisonment in re-education camps. After being released from the
camps, he was arrested again in 1990 for participating the democratic
movement lead by the human rights activist Doan Viet Hoat. He is living in
the US. Thái
Thụy Vy
pseudonym of Đỗ Khoa Luật (1940 Bien Hoa, Vietnam - USA) – P -- He is living in the US Pubs:
Nụ Hôn Loài Lan Tím Dại (poetry, 1992) ,Vũ Điệu Loài
Lan Tím Hoang (poetry, 1994), Hoa Tím Niềm Riêng (poetry, 1995),
Mặt Trời, Lá Và Em
(poetry, 1996), Âm Sắc Thời Gian (poetry, 1999), Cho
Cuộc Đời Thường (research, 2000), Biên Hùng Liệt
Sử (research, 2001). Thái Tú
Hạp (1940 Quang Nam - USA) -- P&W -- former officer in the South Vietnam
Armed Forced graduated from Thu Duc Infantry School, Course 15 (wrongly noted
as Course 12 in Le Bao Hoang’s Vietnamese Authors published in 2005) serving
three years’ imprisonment in re-education camps in
Ky Son. He immigrated to the US in 1980, settling in Rosemead
Los Angeles California, where he has since lived. He started in the
literary community in 1956, and had
contributed to Bách Khoa, Thời Nay, Ngàn Khơi, Giữ Thơm
Quê Mẹ, Văn Học, Khởi Hành, Gió Mới, Nghệ
Thuật magazines. In the overseas, he contributed to Văn, Văn
Học, Khởi Hành, Thế Kỷ 21, Nắng Mới
magazines. Also, he is co-founder (with his wife Trần Ái-Cầm) of
Doanh Doanh restaurant, Sông Thu Publisher, and the successful Saigon Times
newspaper published in California, of which he is editor-in-chief. *Pubs: T́nh Người Sông Thu (poetry,
with Thành Tôn, Hoàng Quy – limited edition in roneo-ed form, 1964), Thèm
Về (poetry- 1970), Chim Quyên Lạc Ngàn (poetry-1982), Miền
Yêu Dấu Phương Đông (poetry-1987), Hạt Bụi Nào
Bay Qua (poetry-1995), Thơ Thái
Tú Hạp (1999) *publisher and
editor: Thơ Văn Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (1985),
Thơ Văn Phật Giáo
(1993), 11 Tuyển Tập Quảng Đà (1ừ 1993
đến 2004) *works in
anthologies or other authors’books: Thơ Văn 90
Tác Gỉa Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (US: Văn Hữu 82), Hội Tuyển Thi Ca
(France: Thanh Niên, 1986), Chân Dung Thơ Luân Hoán (US: Kinh Đô, 1991), Nguyên Sa Tác
Gỉa Tác Phẩm (US:
Đời, 1998), T.T Truyện Ngắn 20 Năm Văn Học
Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (US: Văn Bút, 1995), 20 Năm Văn
Học Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (by Khánh Trường, Cao Xuân Huy. US: TDL, 1995),
Thơ T́nh Việt Nam Và Thế Giới (by Nguyễn Hùng
Trương. US: Thanh niên 1998), Những Cây Bút Quảng
Nam (HAHQNDN, 99), Thơ Văn
Hải Ngoại Năm 2000 (US: Văn Mới 2000), Luân
Hoán-Một Đời Thơ (US: Sông Thu, 2005). Thái Văn Kiểm / or Việt
Điểu, Hương Giang (1922 Hue - French) -- W -- born on 1-1-1922
in Hue (Central Vietnam), civil servant at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
the Republic of
Vietnam, and researcher, who graduated Doctor of Letters from Université de Paris
in 1989. In 1957, he was named vice-director of the National Education Ministry’s Directorate
of Culture, a post which he occupied until 1962. After the
fall of South Vietnam in 1975, he came to France, where he since lived,
continued carrying out research on Vietnamese culture, published his books,
and more recently contributed to the France-based magazine Âu Du which is
under the editorship of Lê Nguyên Dũng. *Pubs: Princesse Huyền-Trân et
l’influence sino-chàme sur la musique classique vietnaminne = Huyền
Trân Công Chúa và ảnh hưởng Chàm, Trung Hoa trong nền
ca-nhạc cổ điển Việt-Nam (Saigon:
France-Vietnam, 1950), Étude littéraire philosophique et scientifique du “Kim
Vân-Kiều” Saigon: France-Vietnam, 1951), Hàn Mặc Tử:
Một thi hào Việt Nam=Un grand poète vietnamien (Saigon:
France-Vietnam, 1951), Việt-Nam d’hier et d’aujourd’hui: Ouvrage publié
sous le patronage du Département de l’éducation nationale du Viet-Nam pour
l’UNESNO (Paris: Commercial Transworld Editions, 1956), Vietnam, past and
present (Tangier? Commercial Transworld éditions, 1957), Đất Việt
Trời Nam (Saigon: Nguồn Sống, 1960), Twain did meet; first
contacts between Vietnam and the United States of American (Saigon:
Department of National Education, 1960), Cố đô Huế;
lịch sử, cổ tích, thắng cảnh (Saigon: Nha
Văn Hóa, Bộ Giáo Dục: 1960), Curiosités toponymiques et
folkloriques du Sud Việt-Nam (Saigon: Société des études indochinoises,
1960), Đất Việt trời Nam (Saigon: Nguồn
Sống, 1960), Interpretation d’une carte ancienne de Saigon (Saigon:
I.N.D.E.O., 1962), Việt Nam Nhân Vật Chí Vựng Biên (Saigon,
Nha Văn Hóa, 1962), Panorama de la musique classique vietnamienne des
origines (Saigon: ASPAR, 1964), Chỉ nam về Viện
Bảo-Tàng quốc-gia Việt-Nam tại Saigon (with
Trương-Bá-Phát. Saigon: Bộ Văn Hóa Giáo Dục và
Thanh Niên: 1974), Sengs et ginseng: le destin dans la médicine
sino-vietnamienne (Bruxelles: Thanh Long, 1976), Au pays du nénuphar: contes
et légendes des Vietnam et d’ailleurs (1977), Việt-Nam gấm hoa:
tập khảo văn hóa (Ontario, Canada: Làng Văn, 1997),
Việt-Nam tinh hoa (San Francisco, CA: Mơ Làng, 1997), Những nét
đan thanh (Glendale, Calif. : Đại Nam, 1993), Việt Nam
anh hoa (Toronto, Ont.: Làng Văn, 2000), Việt Nam quang hoa (Los
Alamitos, Calif.: Xuân Thu, 2000), Việt Nam thăng hoa (Toronto,
Ont: Làng Văn, 2005). Thanh Nam pseudonym Trần Đại Việt (Nam Dinh / North Vietnam 1931-1985
USA) -- W – former
officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces serving at Department of
Psychological Warfare. He started in
the literary community in 1946, when contributing his poems to Thieu Nhi
published in Ha Noi. Since he was slow to earn his living as a poet as
payment for his poems was not practical, he turned to write books for
children, which were published by Văn Hồng Thịnh, but
without much success until he published his daily feuilleton on fiction in
newspapers. In 1953, he left Ha Noi for Saigon, where he contributed
regularly to the weekly Thẩm Mỹ, and in 1966 was named managing
editor of the weekly Nghệ Thuật. In the following year, 1967, he
married writer Túy Hồng. In 1976 he came, with his family, to the US,
where he settled in Seattle, and subsequently worked as a managing editor of
Đất Mới, a contributor to Văn, Văn Học Nghệ
Thuật, Văn Học, Làng Văn, among the others. He died of
cancer in 1985 at Group Health Center in Seattle, Washington. His writings
include 47 books of poetry, short story, novel, and romance. Pubs:
Hồng Ngọc (novel, 1957), Người Nữ Danh Ca
(novel, 1957), Giấc Ngủ Cô Đơn (novel, 1963), Buồn Ga
Nhỏ (collection of short
stories, 1963), C̣n Một Đêm Nay
(novel, 1963), Bầy Ngựa Hoang (novel, 1963), Gịng
Lệ Thơ Ngây (novel, 1965), Những Phố Không Đèn (novel,
1965), Mấy Mùa Thương Đau (novel, 1968), Lỡ Một
Đời Hoa (novel), Cuộc Đời Một Thiếu Nữ
(novel), Cho Mượn Cuộc Đời (novel), Sau Cơn Binh
Lửa, Loan Và Hạnh, Em Ơi Đợi Anh Về, Chờ
Nhau Kiếp Khác, Biết Nhau Quá Muộn, Dấu Chân Kỷ
Niệm, Sông Máu, Nắng Mùa Xuân Cũ, Bóng Nhỏ
Đường Dài, Trăng Đất Khách (poetry. US: 1983)... *works in
anthologies: Thơ Văn 90
Tác Gỉa Việt Nam Hải Ngoại 1975-1981 (US: Văn
Hữu, 1982), Thơ Văn Việt Nam Hải Ngoại (Thái Tú Hạp. Calif.: 1985),
Hội Tuyển Thi Ca (France: Thanh Niên, 1986), Chân Dung 15 Nhà
Thơ Nhà Văn Việt Nam
(Mai Thảo. Calif.: 1985). Thanh Nhung pseudonym
of Cong Huyen Ton Nu Nha Trang (1941 Nhatrang -- Thailand) – P&W – a descendant of Emperor Minh Mang of
Nguyen dynasty, born the eldest daughter of the late writer poet B.D. Ai My
and poet Tam Tan. She wrote poetry and story at her early age, published her
first poem in the established magazine Pho Thong as early as 1958, and received first publication royalty at age twelve
for a short story entitled "A Bowl of Rice in Wartime". Pursuing higher
education in Japan and the US in the early 1960s, and obtaining a Ph. D.
degree in Asian Studies from University of California at Berkeley in 1973,
she became in following years a university professor, lecturer, and
translator, who taught and lectured in several countries, and who lived and
travelled in twenty countries. Pubs: ‘The Green Belt’ (translation version of ‘Vong
Dai Xanh’ by Ngo The Vinh, in collaboration with William L. Pensinger. North
Carolina: Ivy House Publishing Group, 2004), The Moon of Hoa Binh. [two-volume novel,
co-authored with William L. Pensinger. Bangkok: Foundation Autopoy, 1994].
Folk Narratives from Vietnam. [Singapore: Heinemann Educational Books (Asia)
Ltd., 1985]. More Folk Narratives from Vietnam. [Singapore: Heinemann
Educational Books (Asia) Ltd., 1985]. Favourite Stories from Vietnam.
[Hongkong: Heinemann Educational Books (Asia) Ltd., 1978 & 1979].
Vietnamese Folklore: An Introductory and Annotated Bibliography. [University
of California, Berkeley: Center for South and Southeast Asia Studies, 1970],
Tieng Tho Mien Trung [poetry anthology, co-authored with Cao Hoanh Nhan and
friends. Vietnam: 1959], Hoa Muoi Phuong [poetry anthology, co-authored with
Dinh Giang and friends. Vietnam: 1959]. Thanh Phương pseudonym of Đặng Thị Phú (1925 Ha Noi -- France) – W – reporter for Viet Press Agency,
contributor to Voice of America. She came to France in 1985, and is now living
in Paris with her husband, artist painter Phạm Đ́nh Tín. Pubs: Những
Tia Nắng Mới (1950), Những Tâm Hồn Cô Đơn (1968), Quê Hương Trong
Ngấn Lệ. *works in
anthologies : Trăng Đất
Khách (Làng Văn) Thanh Tâm Tuyền pseudonym of Dzư Văn Tâm (1936 Vinh, Nghe An - USA ) --
P&FW – went into immigration in
South Vietnam in 1954, where he founded Viet Magazine, with Tran
Thanh Hiep and Doan Quoc Sỹ, in 1954, and Sang Tao magazine, with Mai
Thao, in 1956. Being drafted in 1962, he became an officer in the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces who graduated Thu Duc Reserved Infantry School. Subsequently, he taught at
University of
Political Warfare in Dalat, then was transferred to Department of Defence,
where he was named editor of Nguyệt San Quốc Pḥng. After the fall of South Vietnam in 1975 when the Communist
took over the entire country, he was held prisoner by the new government for
many years. He settled in the US in 1990, and is now living in Minnesota. He has long been recognized as
a leading figure in the new poetry movement at the beginning of the
second-half of 20th century in South Vietnam. *Pubs: Toi khong con co doc (poetry- 1955),
Lien, Dem, Mat troi tim thay (poetry- 1964), Khuon mat (story- 1964), Bep lua
(short story collection, 1957), Doc duong (story- 1966), Ba chi em (story-
1967), Cat lay (story- 1967), Mu khoi (story- 1970), Tieng dong (story-
1970), Tap ghi (1970), Tho o dau xa (poetry- USA: 1990). Thanh Thanh pseudonym of Lê Xuân
Nhuận (1936 Hue - USA ) -- P – founder of Xây Dựng Poetry and
Literature Group. He started writing in 1943, published in Truyền Bá,Tiểu Thuyết
Thứ Bảy in Hà Nội. After 1975 and in the overseas, he is a member of
American Poetry Association, and The International Society of Poets. A number
of his English poems were selected by American Poetry Associations for
publication in their anthologies, such as Wind in the Sky, Best New Poems,
Outstanding Poets of 1994, Best poems of 90s, Best Poems of 1997, etc … *Pubs: Ánh Trời Mai (poetry, 1949. 2nd editon,
1950), Ánh Trời Mai 2 (poetry, 1951), Kiếm Xuân-Thu
(poetry,1951), Nhạc Ngày Xanh (poetry, with Như Trị, Xuân
Huyền, Hoài Minh, 1952), Lá Thu Rơi (poetry, with Khánh Sơn’s
Group, 1953), Tuần Trăng Mật (poetry, 1960), Với
Thượng Đế (poetry, 1964), Hồ Quư Ly” (verse play,
1947), Lữ Gia (verse play), Quán Bên Sông (verse play, 1953),
Gươm Chính Nghĩa (verse play, 1955), Thằng Con Trai
(play, 1948.), Ray-Rứt (story, 1965), Cơn Ác-Mộng (thơ,
1998), Về Vùng Chiến-Tuyến" (memoir. US: Văn Nghệ,
1996), Cảnh-Sát-Hóa, Quốc-Sách Yểu-Tử của
Việt-Nam Cộng-Ḥa (memoir. US:
XD, 2002) . Thanh Thương Hoàng pseudonym of Nguyễn
Thanh Chiêu (1936 Hue - USA ) -- W– started in the literary community before 1975. Pubs: Cánh Hoa
Mùa Loạn (novel, 1955), Kiếp Phong Sương (novel, 1956),
Nổi Lửa (collection of short stories, 1962), Phật Giáo
Đấu Tranh (1963), Lành Rách (story, 1969), Tiến Sĩ Lê Mai
(novel, 1999), Người Mỹ Cô Đơn (novel, 2000). Thành Tôn pseudonym of Lê Thành Tô n (1943 Quang Nam - USA) -- P -- Having been drafted, he
served in South Vietnam Armed Force. After the fall of
Saigon in 1975, he was arrested, and sent to a hard labour camp for seven years
from 1975 to 1982. Thanh Ton immigrated to the US in
1997, where he resettled. He published his debut collection of poetry T́nh Người Sông Thu in
1964 (with Thai Tu Hap,
Hoàng Quy – limited edition in roneo-ed form), which was followed by
his second Thap Tinh (Vietnam, Nguong Cua, 1969). Thanh Ton's short stories and
poems appeared in many literary magazines published in Vietnam before 1975. *Pubs: T́nh Người Sông Thu (poetry,
with Thái Tú Hạp, Hoàng Quy – limited edition in roneo-ed form, 1964), Thap tinh (poetry. VN: Nguong Cua
1969). Thảo
Trường pseudonym
of Trần Duy Hinh (1939 Nam Dinh - USA) -- FW -- former officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces
serving seventeen years’ imprisonment in re-education camps. He came to South
Vietnam in 1954, where started in the literary community, contributed to a
number of Saigon-based literary magazines and gained his fame. Pubs:
Thử Lửa (story. Saigon: Nam Sơn, 1962), Chạy
Trốn (story. Saigon: Nam Sơn, 1964), Người Đàn Bà Mang
Thai Trên Kinh Đồng Tháp (story. Saigon: Tŕnh Bày, 1966), Vuốt
Mắt (novel. Saigon: Thế Hiển, 1969), Chung Cuộc (with
Du Tử Lê, 1969), Th.Trầm (novel. Saigon: Gió, 1969), Ngọn
Đèn (novel. Saigon: Gió, 1969), Cánh Đồng Đă Mất (novel. Saigon:
Tân Văn, 1971), Mé Nước (novel. Saigon: Đồng Tháp,
1971), Bên Đường Rầy Xe Lửa (novel. Saigon: Mây
Hồng, 1971), Người Khách Lạ Trên Quê Hương
(novel. Saigon: Đại Ngă, 1973), Lá Xanh (novel. Saigon: Phúc Hưng,
1972), Hà Nội - Nơi Giam Giữ Cuối Cùng (essays.
Saigon: Đại Ngă, 1973), Cát (novel. Saigon: Như Ư, 1973),
Tiếng Th́ Thầm Trong Bụi Tre Gai (collection of stories.
France: Tin, 1995), Đá Mục (Đồng Tháp, 1998), Tầm Xa
Cũ, Bắn Hiệu Quả (collection of stories. Quan San,
1999). Thận
Nhiên pseudonym of Tôn Thất Thiện Nhân (1962 Vietnam - USA) - P – a contributor to Hợp
Lưu, Việt, Tạp Chí Thơ, Văn, Văn Học,
Gió Văn, and the e-magazines Văn Học Nghệ Thuật,
TiềnVệ. He is living in the US. Pubs:
Vực Và Gió (poetry,with other authors. US: e-magazine VHNT), Đa Giác
(poetry), 26 Nhà Thơ Việt Nam Đương ĐạI )with
other authors). Thế
Giang pseudonym
of Trần Hưng (b19. North Vietnam -- Germany) -- FW
– He came to South Vietnam in 1975, and is now living in Germany. *Pubs:
Thang nguoi co duoi (short-story collection. Nguoi Viet, 1987). Thế Uyên pseudonym of Nguyễn Kim Dũng (1935 Hanoi - USA) -- FW -- former
officer in the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces serving several years’ imprisonment
in re-education camps. Before 1975, he contributed to a
number of literary magazines in Saigon, formed Thái Độ Group, and
founded Thái Độ Publisher to publish avantgarde works on anti-war
movement He came to the US in 1987, where he continue his education and
received his BA from Evergreen State College Olympia in
1992. Also, he resumed writing and published his works in Văn Học,
Hợp Lưu. *Pubs: Before
1975: published 21 books of fiction, including Những Hạt Cát (1964),
Mưa Trong Sương (1964), Ngoài Đêm (1965), Mười Ngày
Phép Của Một Người Lính (1965), Nỗi Chết
Không Rời (with Duy Lam), Những Ư Nghĩ Của Bọt
Biển (1966), Tiền Đồn (1967), Nghĩ Trong Một Xă
Hội Tan Ră (1967), Bản
T́nh Ca (1968) -- Works
published in the overseas: Sài g̣n sau 12 năm, Con Đường Qua Mùa Đông,
Nghĩ Trong Mùa Xuân, Tuyển tập truyện ngắn
Thế Uyên,Tuyển tập Dâm T́nh Và Các Nhà Văn Nữ
Hoa Kỳ, Khu Vườn Mùa Mưa, Những Người
Mỹ Chung Quanh Chúng Ta, Không Một Ṿng Hoa Cho Người
Chiến Bại (novel. CA: Xuân Thu), T́nh Dục (translation). *in
anthologies or other author’s books: Những
Khuôn Văn Nghệ Đă Đi Qua Đời Tôi (Tạ Tỵ. US:
Thằng Mơ, 1999), Trịnh Công Sơn, Cuộc Đời, Âm
Nhạc, Thơ, Hội Họa. Việt Nam: 2000), Thơ
Văn Việt Nam Hải Ngoại Năm 2000 (Việt
Thường Montréal. CA: Văn MớI, 2000). Thi Vũ pseudonym of Vơ Văn Ái (1935 Muong Khuong/North
Vietnam - France) -- P&W – writer and historian,
specialist in the history and philosophy of Vietnamese Buddhism, publisher and
editor-in-chief of Tin Tuong journal (1963-1969), editor-in-chief of Que Me
magazine (France). Pubs:
Mùa Xuân Xa (Paris: 1966), Mùa Rêu (Paris: 1966), Hoa Nắng (Saigon:
1969), Je Vous Parle De Ces Jours Absents (Paris: 1968), Un Ramodo Incenso
(Italy: 1968), Answer Of Fire (US: 1969), Nos Pas (Paris: 1975), Thơ
T́nh Cho Người Lính (Paris: 73), Tiếng Kêu Trầm
Thống Trước Sự Tàn Phá Con Người (Sàig̣n:
1968), War Resistance And War Reality (Paris: 1968), Kinh Ruột
Tuệ Giác Siêu Việt (translated and noted Prajnaparamita Hrdaya
Sutra. Paris: 1973), Nguyễn Trải Sinh Thức Và Hành
Động (Paris: 1981), Mẹ (Paris: 1984), Gọi Thầm
Giữa Paris (Paris: 1985), Luận Chiến Nước Ngoài
(Paris: 1990), Bốn Mươi Năm Thơ Việt Nam
1945-1985 (Paris: 1993). Thích Giác
Lượng
Buddha's family name and Dharma title of Đinh Ngọc
Thanh (1935 Binh
Dinh -- USA) -- P – Venerable
Buddhist monk. He is living in California. Pubs:
Đất Việt Thơ Người Việt (1970), Cành Hoa
Đạo Lư (1970), Tài Đức Giao Tranh (1971), Chiếc Phao
Người Câu Cá (1971), Cánh Phượng Non Hồng (1974),
Nguồn Duyên Đạo Lư , Nguồn Thơ Đạo T́nh, Cánh
Hoa Thơ 1 Và 2, Đối Thoại Ḥa B́nh Trong Ư Thức. Thích Măn Giác Buddha's family name and Dharma title
of Vơ-? (1929 Hue --
USA) -- W – Venerable
Buddhist monk. He went to Japan to study in 1960, received his Ph.D in 1965.
Returning to Vietnam, he taught at Saigon University, Faculty of Letters, and
subsequently was named Rector of Van Hanh University in Saigon. He is living
in California. Pubs:
Several books on Buddhism, including Không Bến Hạn
(Huế: Hai Chau 1950), Hương Trần Gian (Saigon: Liên
Hoa,1953), Không Gian Thành Chiếc Áo (Dalat: Huyền Trang, 1960),
Kẻ Lữ Hành Cô Độc (Dalat: Huyền Trang, 1972), Câu Chuyện
Về Thi Ca (US: PHVQT, 1981) Mây Trắng Thong Dong (US: Thanh Vân,
1993). Khảo Sát Duy Thức Học (1965), , Nhân Bản và
Nhân Bản Phật Giáo (1968), Phật Học, Thiền
Học Và Thi Va (1974), Băo Qua Cổng Chùa (1990), Vạn
Hạnh, Kẻ Đi Qua Cầu Lịch Sử (1996). Thích Như
Điễn
(1949 Duy
Xuyen Quang Nam -- Germany) -- W – Venerable Buddhist monk. He went to Japan to study in 1972. He is
living in Germany. Pubs:
Several books on Buddhism, including Truyện Cổ Việt
Nam 1 & 2 (1974-1975), Giọt Mưa Đầu Hạ (1979),
Ngỡ Ngàng (1980), Đường Không Biên Giới (1987),
Vọng Cố Nhân Lầu (1999), Bhutan Có Ǵ Lạ ? (2001). Thích Tâm Châu Buddha's family name and Dharma title of Đoàn
Văn Hoành (1921 North
Vietnam -- Canada) -- P – Venerable Buddhist monk. He is living
in Canada. Pubs:
Several books on Buddhism, including Đường Vào Cửa
Phật (thơ, 1952), Nét Tinh
Thần (thơ, 1964), Tịnh Minh Thi Cảo (poetry, 1968),
Cánh Hoa Tâm (poetry, 2000) Thiên Nhất Phương pseudonym of Đặng Văn Dũng. (b19.. VN -- USA) -- W – B.A. in Education (Saigon
University), MSW (University of Washington). Former teacher at Vietnamese
American Association School (VN), and several high schools (VN). *Pubs:
Tributes To Mother On Her Way Home Via Pacific Ocean (translation,
co-authored with Tran Le Khanh – US: H.T. Productions – 1st
edition 1989, 2nd edition 2002). Translated into Vietnamese: “The
end of the affair” by Graham Greene, and “A good scent from the strange
mountain” by Robert Olen Butler. Thích Thiên Ân
Buddha's
family name and Dharma title of Đoàn Văn An – see Đoàn Văn An Thoai Q. Tran, or
Trần Quư Thoại (1973 VN -- USA) -- P -- graduated from Trenton State College in
1996, UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School in 1999. A contributing writer and
artist for various literary magazines. *Pubs:
Random Thoughts (poetry collection, 2000), Que sera (poetry collection. NJ:
Thu An Quan, 2001), Reflections (poetry collection. NJ: Thu An Quan’s Press,
2001). Thơ Thơ pseudonym
of Trần Thị Cẩm Tú (1970 Saigon -- USA) -- P -- settled in the US in 1990. Her writings
appeared in Tiền Phong (CA), Người Việt Hải Ngoại(Canada), Người Việt Utah
(Utah), US Việt Time (Austin), Bút Nhóm Lửa Việt (USA), Thi Ca Net Pubs:
Đồng Cảm, Có Những Khoảng Trớ,
Cung Ngữ, Dáng Việt, Khúc Tương Giao, Sỏi
Đá Muôn Mầu, Một Thoáng Kỷ Niệm, Đớ Chia Trăm Nhánh Sông. Thu Thuyền pseudonym
of Lưu Hoàng Thu-Thuyền (1958 Saigon -- USA) -- P -- educated at Petit Lycée
Yersin, Hùng Vương, Couvent des Oiseaux, St.Paul, Teaching College,
and taught at Huỳnh Mẫn Đạt High School. She lived in
France from 1979 to 1981, before coming to the US in 1991, where she
continued her education and graduated from a university in Cincinnati Ohio.
She started writing in 1998, contributing to Văn, Văn Học,
Hợp Lưu, Chủ Đề, Phố Văn, e-magazine
Văn Học Nghệ Thuật Liên Mạng, Ca Dao, Việt
Nam Weekly News, and Viet Mercury. Pubs:
Những Nhánh Sông Mất Biển (collection of short stories. CA:
Văn Mới, 2004) Works in anthologies: Tuyển
Tập 14 Tác Giả (US: Văn Tuyển, 2000). Thụy Khuê (1944 Nam Dinh - France) -- W -- member of
the editorial staff of Hop Luu magazine (USA). Pubs:
Song tu truong (essay, criticism - Van Nghe 1998). Thường Quán pseudonym of Nguyễn Hoàng (1956 Da Nang - Australia) – P -- settled in
Australia in 1974. His poems appeared in Văn, Văn Học, Hợp Lưu, Tạp
chí Thơ. Pubs:
Ngoài Giấc Ngủ (CA: Van Nghe, 1990). Works
in anthologies: 20 Năm Văn Học
Việt Nam HảiNgoại 1975-1995 ( CA: Đại Nam, 1995). Toàn Phong pseudonym of Nguyễn
Xuân Vinh (1930 Yen
Bay, North Vietnam - USA) -- W – former officer in the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces, former
professor at the universities Berkeley, Colorado,
Michigan. In 1979, he was named editor of Acta Astronautica, a post he
occupied until 1999. He started in the literary community before 1975. Pubs:
Gương Danh Tướng, Đời Phi Công (VN: 1958), Theo
Ánh Tinh Cầu (1991), Hypersonic And Planetary Entry Flight Mechanics
(1980), Optimal Trajectories In Atmospheric Flight (1981), Flights Mechanics
Of High-Performance Aircraft (1993). Tô Thùy Yên pseudonym of Đinh Thành Tiên (1938 Gia Dinh - USA) -- P & W– a graduate
from Faculty of Letters- Saigon University, former officer in the Republic of
Vietnam Armed Forces serving thirteen years’ imprisonment in re-education
camps. He came to the US in 1993. Before 1975, he was one of the editors of Thế
Kỷ 20, in the writer-staff of Sáng Tạo published in Saigon (1957)
and an active member of Sang Tao Literary Group (with Mai Thao, 1956-1960),
co-founder of Văn Nghệ. With Thụy Vũ, he founded
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