Vu Tran's fiction has appeared in the O. Henry Prize Stories, the Best American Mystery Stories, A Best of Fence, The Southern Review, Harvard Review, and other publications. He has received honors from Glimmer Train Stories and the Michigan Quarterly Review, and is a recipient of a 2009 Whiting Writers' Award and a 2011 Finalist Award for the Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise. Dragonfish is his first novel. Born in Vietnam and raised in Oklahoma, Vu received his MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop and his PhD from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he was a Glenn Schaeffer Fellow in Fiction at the Black Mountain Institute. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Practice in English and Creative Writing at the University of Chicago.
Robert, un flic d'Oakland un peu nerveux, se remet difficilement du départ de sa femme Suzy. Deux ans plus tôt, elle l'a quitté pour aller vivre avec Sonny, un redoutable baron de la pègre vietnamienne de Vegas.
Quand elle disparaît une nouvelle fois, étonnamment c'est à Robert...
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