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Andrew Lam

Andrew Lam (born 1964) is a Vietnamese American writer. He was born South Vietnam. His father is General Lām Quang Thi of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam.


In April 1975, Lam left Vietnam during the Fall of Saigon with his family.


He attend UC Berkeley, and then decided to be a writer.


Lam has written many factual stories about the United States' involvement in Vietnam.


He currently is the editor of the Pacific News Service. He is also a journalist and short story writer.


Quotes

  • "Art is the lesser sister to medicine. It aims to heal."

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My Journey Home . Andrew Lam . Video Diary | PBS (250 words)
Andrew decides that he is more comfortable doing his video diary entries as conversations rather than talking directly to the camera.
Andrew talks about entering his family's old house in Da Lat for the first time in thirty years, and seeing his best friend from childhood again.
Andrew talks about visiting his uncle, To Hai, who fought with the Viet Cong during the war and was a respected musician, and who now lives in poverty in Nha Trang.
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