Cambodia
Ten Gems on a Thread II
By smokinggoat - Posted on May 8th, 2007
Tagged: Cambodia
• Notes from the Field
By Catherine Filloux
Originally published by The Drama Review 48, 4 (T184), Winter 2004
http://mitpress.mit.edu/tdr
At home we have different mothers, but in the forest, we all have just one.
—Cambodian Proverb
Chubby
Soon after I arrive in Phnom Penh in November 2003, I visit Sre Ampil, the
farm/orphanage of a French-Khmer art historian, Monsieur Son Soubert.1
Son Soubert is the son of Son Sann, a prime minister from the 1960s, and his
Originally published by The Drama Review 48, 4 (T184), Winter 2004
http://mitpress.mit.edu/tdr
At home we have different mothers, but in the forest, we all have just one.
—Cambodian Proverb
Chubby
Soon after I arrive in Phnom Penh in November 2003, I visit Sre Ampil, the
farm/orphanage of a French-Khmer art historian, Monsieur Son Soubert.1
Son Soubert is the son of Son Sann, a prime minister from the 1960s, and his
Ten Gems on a Thread
By admin - Posted on May 3rd, 2007
Tagged: Cambodia
• Notes from the Field
By Catherine Filloux
Originally published in @nd…a New Dramatists Publication, Winter 2001-2002,
and in In The Shadow of Angkor: Contemporary Writing From Cambodia; Manoa, University of Hawaii Press, 2004.
