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By Iska Lupton and Anastasia Miari
Published 2021
My mother’s mother had a round, beaming face. I always remember her smiling; the crow’s feet under her eyes were so deep the scorching Vietnam sun couldn’t reach their depth. She would wash herbs grown in her garden and cleaver fish on a stub of trunk under the shade of a jackfruit tree for a sweet and sour fish soup.
She’d buy the fish from a lonesome fisherman at the beach as he came onto shore. In the backdrop, a green, rusty American war tank sat abandoned, overgrown with pink a