Dr Tony Shaw

Linda Lê's Lame de fond (perhaps best translated as 'Tidal Wave', as the cover perhaps suggests) reached the final stage of ...

In some ways, Linda Lê's Personne reminds me of Gilbert Sorrentino's postmodern Mulligan Stew , but then in other ways not, as S...

Lettre morte , which translates as 'Dead Letter', is a powerful book written in a single paragraph by a narrator whose Vietnam...

Linda Lê has disowned her first three publications – Un si tendre vampire (1986), Fuir (1987), and Solo (1988) – although she recogn...

The ' Les Affranchis ' series was thought up by Claire Debru, with the simple instruction: 'Write the letter you have never w...

Linda Lê was born in Dalat, Saigon in 1963, and had a French mother and a Vietnamese father. In 1968 her family was forced to move house...