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A poet in exile: Phan Nhiên Hạo with Hai-Dang Phan at Writers@Grinnell - Vimarsana News

A poet in exile: Phan Nhiên Hạo with Hai-Dang Phan at Writers@Grinnell

Phan Nhiên Hạo’s poems are short, sincere bursts of life which in simple language capture precise impressions of incredibly complex feelings and emotions, intimately portraying the history of a country, a man and his journey into exile. During the second Writers@Grinnell event of the spring semester on March 2, Hạo and Hai-Dang Phan, associate professor...

Year in Review: Saigoneer's Picks for Favorite Features of 2022 - Vimarsana News

Year in Review: Saigoneer's Picks for Favorite Features of 2022

In 2021, we decided to expand on the enduring appeal of our food series Hẻm Gems by coming up with new collections of articles zooming in on specific aspects of Vietnamese society and culture. Last year was a time for delving deeper into these series.

Year in Review: Saigoneer's Picks for Favorite Features (and More) of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Year in Review: Saigoneer's Picks for Favorite Features (and More) of 2021

Saigon’s guide to restaurants, street food, news, bars, culture, events, history, activities, things to do, music & nightlife.

The Vietnamese Man Who Makes America's Most Sought-After Tofu - Vimarsana News

The Vietnamese Man Who Makes America's Most Sought-After Tofu

Saigon’s guide to restaurants, street food, news, bars, culture, events, history, activities, things to do, music & nightlife.

The Paris Review - What Our Contributors Are Reading and Watching This Winter - Vimarsana News

The Paris Review - What Our Contributors Are Reading and Watching This Winter

The English title is Ethos, but the words you see in the opening credits are, of course, in Turkish: Bir Başkadır. Episode after episode, I would rack my brain for a suitable translation—one that fit the idea of ethos, but also matched the delicate world of the show. “It’s Something Else,” I ventured to my partner. Or, “There’s One More Thing.” Or, maybe, simply, “The Other,” as in, an-other-ness? Something about this eight-episode miniseries—its wistful soundtrack, its themes of miscommunication, deflection, silence, and withholding—encouraged me to keep generating...