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Books by Mong-Lan
Love Poem to Tofu & Other Poems, Poetry & Calligraphic Art, Valiant Press, September, 2007 ( ISBN: 978-0-6151-4656-0)
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Why is the Edge
Always Windy?, Tupelo Press, November 2005.
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Song of the Cicadas, University of Massachusetts Press, May
2001. (ISBN: 1558493077)
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Journal and Anthology
“Love Poem to Shitake Mushroom,” “Love Poem to Broccoli,” “Love Poem to Green Tea,” Cimarron Review, (in press, Spring 2007). "A bird of laughing feathers," Pleiades, 2007 (in press)
The Pushcart Book of Poetry: Best Poems from 30 Years of the Pushcart Prize,. February 2007.
"Proof," Seneca Review, Winter 2006.
"Love Poem to Spinach," Colorado Review,
2006.
“Love Poem to Banh Cuon,” “Love Poem to Bun Rieu,” “Love Poem to Spinach,” Da Mau, www.damau.org , Summer, Fall, 2006.
From "Argentine Tango: Observations While Dancing (Part 4)," Coconut Five , www.coconutpoetry.org , Summer 2006.
"Tangoing," North American Review,
2005.
“Bangkok: City Streets”;
“Bangkok: Royalty,” The Kenyon Review, fall 2005.
“Argentine Tango (Parts 1 & 2),"
Pleiades, fall 2005.
“Love Poem to Tofu,”
East West Woman, March 2005.
"Love Poem to Tofu," "A Bamboo Stick," Nhip Song,
2005.
“Bangkok [neon lights],”
The Antioch Review, Winter 2004-2005.
“Leblon-Ipanema-Copacabana”; “Mountain Mysticism,” Constellation,
Winter 2004-2005.
"Milonga—A Seismology
(Part 10),” Pleiades, Fall 2004.
"overhearing water";
“daguerreotype of sleep”; "field"; "letters"; "Ravine".
Asian
American Anthology—The Next Generation,
edited by Victoria Chang,
University of Illinois Press, 2004.
“Argentine Tango,” (Part
3), Volt, January, 2004.
"Milonga—A Seismology
(Part 15, pgs 28-29)," SOLO Magazine, Winter 2003.
"Milonga—A Seismology
(pages 1-6)," New American Writing, May, June, 2003.
“rush hour,” Amerasia
Journal, Summer, 2003.
“tree” and “untitled”
included in Vietnamese History Lessons Curriculum (high school) in California,
and the curriculum posted on the Teach Tolerance website. www.tolerance.org,
Fall, 2003.
“Love Poem to Café au
Lait” and “Love Poem to Red Chili Peppers,” Nha Magazine, Sept 2003.
“love poem to thick rice
noodles,” Artful Dodge, Summer, 2003.
Milonga—A Seismology
(page 14)," The Colorado Review, 2003.
“the dog” University of
Maryland University College Communications Newsletter, Spring 2003.
"coyote," Verse,
Winter 2002.
"Trail,"
Best American Poetry 2002,
(Cloth
edition), Scribner, Sept. 2002. (reprint from jubiliat).
"why is the edge always windy?," The Kenyon Review,
Summer / Fall, 2002.
"The
Gioi Ngoc Xanh"; "Hang Dong Vinh Ha Long"; "Sa Dec Doi
Am." Hop Luu, August 2002.
"ventriloquist,"
(reprint) & "Birthing the 'ventriloquist,'" Women's Review of
Books, July 2002.
"ventriloquist,"
Manoa: A Pacific
Journal of International Writing, Summer,
2002.
“of firebrush, volatile salt,” SOLO Magazine, 2002.
“Accordion,” Phoebe, Fall 2001.
"daguerreotype of sleep" and "overhearing water," CutBank,
Fall 2001.
"on
the art of discussion," Seneca Review, Fall 2001.
“Cat,
Ruoi, & Ca,” Viet (Australia), Summer 2001.
“Three-Auricled Heart,” New American Writing, Spring 2001.
“out of order” and “elegy,” Fence, Spring 2001.
“on the 22 bus going home,” Quarterly West, October 2000.
“in the instant,” ACM, Another Chicago Magazine, Fall, 2000.
“Trail,” jubilat, Fall / Winter, 2000.
“emerald world,” Berkeley Poetry Review, 25th Anniversary Issue,
2000.
“Gravity,” Fourteen Hills, May 2000.
“embarkment,” The North American Review, May / June 2000.
“Hunger” and “Twilight,” Pleiades, Spring, 2000.
“Song of the Cicadas,” Pleiades, Winter, 2000.
“An Interview with Robert Creeley,” The Poetry Center Newsletter,
University of
Arizona, Fall, 1999.
The Pushcart Prize Anthology XXIV, “Sand, Flies &
Fish,” October 1999-2000.
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“a tractor,” “footsteps,” and “the taste,” Manoa: A Pacific
Journal of International Writing, Winter, 1999.
“Ravine,” “Grotto,” and “Field,” The Kenyon Review, Summer /
Fall, 1999.
“A New Vietnam” and “Letters,” Five Fingers Review, Summer, 1999.
“Things Human,” The Iowa Review, Spring, 1999.
“Coast,” Seneca Review, Spring, 1999.
“Sand, Flies, & Fish,” Quarterly West, Fall / Winter, 1998-1999.
“Three-Letter Word” and “Tombstones,” From
Both Sides Now: The Vietnam War and its Aftermath in Poetry, Ed. Phillip
Mahony. New York: Scribner, 1998.
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“Sounding Sa Dec,” “The Long Bien Bridge,” and “Golden Gate,” Watermark:
Vietnamese American Poetry & Prose, Eds. Truong and Tran. New York: Asian American Writers' Workshop, 1998.
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“Silence of Form,” Making
More Waves: New Writing by Asian American Women. Eds. Kim,
Villanueva, et al. Boston: Beacon Press, 1997.
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“Tombstones," The Vietnam Review, Vol 2, Spring /
Summer, 1997.
“Untitled” and “Wind,” Once Upon a Dream: The Vietnamese-American
Experience, Eds. Tran, De, et al. Kansas City: Andrews and
McMeel, 1995. |
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