Family of Fallen Leaves: Stories of Agent Orange by Vietnamese Writers

Family of Fallen Leaves is a powerful collection of short stories and an essay that delves into the devastating effects of Agent Orange on Vietnamese people, both during and after the war.

Through the eyes of various characters, this book reveals the physical, spiritual, and environmental consequences of chemical warfare, leaving readers with a sense of empathy and outrage.

With an introduction by Charles Waugh, an assistant professor of English at Utah State University who has lived in Vietnam several times, and edited by Huy Lien, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the human side of war.

The stories are both harrowing and transformative, making it impossible to turn away from the tragic legacy of Agent Orange.

Don't miss out on this impactful read that will leave you questioning the true cost of war.