Poetry
As Long As Trees Last
Seattle: Wave Books, 2012.
PS3614 .G88 L66 2012
Publisher’s Synopsis (from its website)
Grounded in the present tense—in the dailiness of politics and domesticity, citizenship and femaleness—Nguyen’s loose, everyday language performs a hook and snare on the ungraspable reality of 21st-century America. In the nearly egoless space of these chiseled yet spacious poems, an extraordinarily clear-eyed poet claims her stakes.
Poetry
Hecate Lochia
Prague, Czech Republic: Hot Whiskey Press, 2009.
PS3614 .G88 H43 2009
Publisher’s Synopsis
Poetry
Red Juice: Poems 1998-2008
Seattle: Wave Books, 2014.
PS3614 .G88 A6 2014
Publisher’s Synopsis (from its website)
Red Juice represents a decade of poems written roughly between 1998 and 2008, previously only available in small-run handmade chapbooks, journals, and out-of-print books. This collection of early poems by Vietnamese-American Hoa Nguyen showcases her feminist Ecopoetics and unique style, all lyrical in the post-modern tradition. Nguyen’s poems are swift, conversational, playful, funny, angry, fully present and self-aware.
Poetry
Your Ancient See Through
[Honolulu]: Subpress Collective, 2001.
Publisher’s Synopsis
Selected Criticism and Interpretation
Nguyen, Hoa. “Interview With Hoa Nguyen.” By Joshua Marie Wilkinson. In Baik, Cristiana, & Andy Fitch, eds. The Letter Machine Book of Interviews. Tucson, AZ: Letter Machine Editions, 2015, 226-237.
PS225 .L488 2015