One of Time magazine’s top five books of the year, this paperback edition of Jade Ngoc Quang Huynh autobiographical tale provides a raw and gripping account of the author’s experiences after the United States withdrawal from Saigon in 1974. A student at the time of the fall, Huynh survived the organized inhumanity of a Marxist re-education camp and the chaos of Vietnam’s fragmented post-war society to escape to the United States in a harrowing boat journey. Powerfully and candidly written, South Wind Changing offers readers an all-too-rare glimpse of the aftermath of United States involvement in Southeast Asia and its effect on one man. | South Wind Changing by Jade Ngoc Quang Huynh, Paperback | Indigo Chapters