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In this section, JSEALT welcomes shorter evaluative reviews of recent publications. These short reviews should provide a description and summary of books and a brief discussion of their significance in the context of Southeast Asian Language Teaching and Learning. Submission should range from 350 and 500 words. Submit these book notes to the book editor, Rhodalyne Gallo-Crail, for consideration for publication at the following email address TL0RQC1@wpo.cso.niu.edu If you would like to ensure that the book you are considering writing about is appropriate for JSEALT, you might wish to contact the book editor before you begin writing. We also welcome suggestions of books which you think others could write about for Book Notes. Book Suggestions You may wish to consider writing about a book from the following list for the next issue of JSEALT: Somsonge Burusphat. 2006. Reading and Writing Thai. Bangkok: Institute of Language and Culture for Rural Development, Mahidol University. ISBN 974-94803-0-9. 322 pp. (paper) Khe Iem, editor, and J. Vo Dinh, translator. 2006. Blank Verse: An Anthology of Vietnamese New Formalism Poetry. Bilingual edition. Garden Grove, CA: Tan Hinh Thuc Publishing Club. ISBN 0-97787742-0-6. 280 pp. (Order from Tan Hinh Tuc Publishing Club, P.O. Box 1745, Garden Grove, CA.)$20.00 (paper) U Sam Oeur. 1998. Sacred Vows: Poems by U Sam Oeur. Translated by Ken McCullough and U Sam Oeur. Bilingual edition. Minneapolis: Coffee House Press. ISBN 1-56689-069-1 226 pp. (paper) U Sam Oeur with Ken McCullough. 2005. Crossing Three Wildernesses. Minneapolis: Coffee House Press. ISBN-13: 978-1-56689-167-7. 367 pp. (paper) |
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