Sigh, Gone A Misfits Memoir Of Great Books, Punk Rock, And, De Tran, Phuc. Editorial Flatiron Books, Tapa Dura En Inglés, 2020

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Review: "Sigh, Gone" is a memoir about refugees, racism, displacement, and the power of literature and punk rock. Phuc Tran shares his journey from surviving the Viet Cong and fleeing Vietnam to settling in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. As his family grapples with a new language and culture, Tran navigates the challenges of assimilation, teenage rebellion, and the expectations of his immigrant parents. Through the lens of classic literature, from "The Metamorphosis" to "The Iliad," and the subculture of punk rock, he finds solace and kinship. This coming-of-age not only is string_containing storytale of finding and accepting oneself but also a reflection on the impact of art and literature on a person's life.

An Amazon Best Book of the Year and featured on Marie Claire's list, "Sigh, Gone" has been praised for its humor, insight, and heartfelt exploration of themes like assimilation and the immigrant experience. Tran's memoir resonates with anyone who has felt out of place and seeks connection through the arts.