The Story
Widely considered as the best Vietnamese gay fiction, Parallels is VĆ© ÄĂŹnh Giangâs debut novel.
G.g, H, and Kan are young, and homosexual. They soon find themselves caught up in a mĂ©nage Ă trois that forces them to grapple with devastating consequences rooted in wounds from their private pasts. Embedded in violence, insanity, betrayals, homoeroticism and surrealism, Parallels is a riveting account of how carnal and emotional scars can determine how we love and hurt each other; an exquisite dĂ©but that introduces readers to the astonishing gifts of VĆ© ÄĂŹnh Giangâs imaginative power and distinctive style.
A hidden gem in contemporary Vietnamese literature, Parallels draws likely comparisons to pages of Alan Hollinghurst, Ădouard Louis, and Garth Greenwell.
Intense, complex and cinematic, this is the first gay novel from Vietnam to be available in the English language.
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Widely considered as the best Vietnamese gay fiction, Parallels is VĆ© ÄĂŹnh Giangâs debut novel.
G.g, H, and Kan are young, and homosexual. They soon find themselves caught up in a mĂ©nage Ă trois that forces them to grapple with devastating consequences rooted in wounds from their private pasts. Embedded in violence, insanity, betrayals, homoeroticism and surrealism, Parallels is a riveting account of how carnal and emotional scars can determine how we love and hurt each other; an exquisite dĂ©but that introduces readers to the astonishing gifts of VĆ© ÄĂŹnh Giangâs imaginative power and distinctive style.
A hidden gem in contemporary Vietnamese literature, Parallels draws likely comparisons to pages of Alan Hollinghurst, Ădouard Louis, and Garth Greenwell.
Intense, complex and cinematic, this is the first gay novel from Vietnam to be available in the English language.
