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Phuc Tran

Finding Belonging Through Literature and Punk Rock Rebellion.

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Author: Phuc Tran

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781250194718

Language: English

Publish Date: 04/21/2020

Audiobook length: 31min

Sigh, Gone Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: The Plague

00:0048:29

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Chapter 2: Crime and Punishment

00:0028:01

Chapter 3: The Scarlet Letter

00:0033:49

Chapter 4: A Christmas Carol

00:0040:09

Chapter 5: Man and His Symbols

00:0033:45

Chapter 6: Madame Bovary

00:0026:57

Chapter 7: Pygmalion

00:0080:29

Chapter 8: The Metamorphosis

00:0055:32

Chapter 9: The Importance of Being Earnest

00:0052:19

Chapter 10: The Autobiography of Malcolm X

00:0050:18

Chapter 11: The Iliad

00:0070:36

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Who should listen Sigh, Gone

"Sigh, Gone" by Phuc Tran is a compelling memoir that explores the immigrant experience, identity struggles, and the challenges of growing up in a bicultural environment. This summary audiobook is perfect for listeners who are interested in personal stories that reflect the complexities of navigating life between two cultures, as well as those who appreciate narratives that delve into themes of resilience, belonging, and self-discovery. Whether you're a student of literature, a fan of memoirs, or simply looking for an inspiring and thought-provoking story, this audiobook offers valuable insights into the multifaceted journey of an immigrant.

3 quotes from Sigh, Gone

"I never realized how important it was to belong until I didn’t belong anywhere."
"Writing saved my life. It gave me a voice when I felt voiceless, and it taught me to embrace the complexity of my identity."
"The stories we tell shape who we are, and sometimes they help us find our way home again."

Author : Phuc Tran

Phuc Tran is a Vietnamese-American author, educator, and storyteller known for his compelling narratives that blend elements of cultural identity, personal history, and the immigrant experience. Born in Vietnam and relocated to the United States as a child, Tran's unique perspective is shaped by his journey of navigating between two distinct cultures, which he articulates with humor and poignancy in his writing. In his memoir, "Sigh, Gone," Tran offers a candid exploration of his adolescence, family dynamics, and the challenges of belonging, drawing upon his experiences as a teenager in the 1980s—a time marked by cultural clashes and personal growth. Beyond his literary contributions, Tran is also recognized for his work as an educator, where he inspires students with his passion for storytelling and the power of language.

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