Traversing South-East Asia’s Fractured Literary Landscape

By Regina Hoo

November 2018 PENANG PROFILE
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Minh Bui Jones.
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Minh Bui Jones’ life is very much tied to words and his South-East Asian roots. Born in Vietnam, he migrated to Australia in 1978 where he began his media career. After a three-year stint in television, Bui Jones ventured into reporting for the Sydney Morning Herald. He also cofounded several magazines, including The Diplomat, a bi-monthly foreign affairs publication, in 2001.He later moved to Thailand to work as a news editor for Asia Times Online and then to Cambodia as...

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