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    One sad sunday: chu nhat buon

    By Yet Kieu

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    About this ebook

    Another Sunday Long Story, Thanh Tam Tuyen's last work before 1975, reprinted by the contributions of several writers' friends in the United States, was the first publication of the Van Publishing House.

    Starting with the work of a great writer who now lives in his homeland after many years of imprisonment in communist prisons, the first purpose of the facility has just formed with the reprint Another Sunday is to create a means to track turns print many other works, selected in the major works have made 30 literary years of 30 years of southern novels. And first of all, the authors are still at home like Thanh Tam Tuyen.
    Except for any case, all reprinted works, profit from selling books, if any, will be sent to the author or the author's family in Vietnam in full. The work is based entirely on our non-profit basis, looking forward to the support and valuable support of friends and readers.

    Although borrowed from the real scene, the things and characters in the story are completely fabricated. Any coincidence between the work and the person in the novel with the work and real life, if any, is accidental, unintended by the author.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJul 10, 2020
    ISBN9781716754951
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