On the no road way to tomorrow : poems from the Chicago-Kumming Poetry Group = huan ying lai dao wei xiao shi wu de wang guo 🔍
edited by Li Sen, Liang Huichun, Long Xiaoying, Charlie Newman, Steven Schroeder; translations by He Hailing, He Lurong, Li Sen, Liang Huichun, Liu Yuxin, Long Xiaoying, Steven Schroeder, Song Zijiang, Tan Yi, Wang Hao, Yao Feng, Yi Hang
[Chicago]: Virtual Artists Collective, [Chicago], Illinois, 2009
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The English title of this bilingual collection (taken from the last line of the last poem) tips a hat to Jack Kerouac and to Laozi, while the Chinese title (taken from the first line of the first poem) welcomes readers to a realm of small things. The 27 poets gathered here share a delight in one small thing - poetry - that has made a scene worthy of big celebrations in each of the two cities they represent - Kunming and Chicago. The anthology is the result of an ongoing collaboration, the Chicago-Kunming Poetry Group, that has published two annual volumes of New Poetry Appreciation, which gathers the work of Chinese poets and Chicago poets in Chinese translation. The poems in this anthology are selected from the journal and presented in both English and Chinese. The anthology (which also includes 28 black and white photos) gathers a fascinating cross-section of contemporary poetry in English and Chinese, a dim sum selected from two cities where poetry thrives, a tasty introduction to two vibrant communities of poetry.
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Sen, Li, editor, translator, author; Huichun, Liang, editor, translator; Xiaoying, Long, editor, translator; Newman, Charlie, editor, author; Schroeder, Steven, editor, translator, author; Hailing, He, translator; Lurong, He, translator; Yuxin, Liu, translator; Zijiang, Song, translator; Tan, Yi, translator, author; Hao, Wang, translator, author; Feng, Yao, translator; Hang, Yi, translator; Bottiglieri, Jan, author; Breeden, David, author; Corwin, Nina, author; Dean, Larry O., author; Flannery, Maureen Tolman, 1947- author; Friedrich, Paul, 1927-2016, author; Gallinari, Christopher, author; Nan, Hai, author; Fan, Huang, author; Lihai, Huang, author; Janowski, Larry, author; Jones, Wayne Allen, author; Kelen, Christopher, 1958- author; Levato, Lauren, author; Yueping, Li, author; Wei, Lu, author; Rosen, Deborah Nodler, author; Qian, Su, author; Wang, Wei, author; Di, Yu, author; Xiangwu, Zhang, author; Kunling, Zou, author
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Jan Botiglieri; Larry Janowski; Wayne Allen Jones; Lauren Levato; Charlie Newman; Deborah Rosen; Steven Schroeder; Nina Corwin; Larry O. Dean; Paul Friedrich; Liang Huichun; Li Sen; Long Xiaoying; Maureen Flannery; Christopher Gallinari
Alternative author
Li Sen, Liang Huichun, Long Xiaoying, Charlie Newman, Steven Schroeder, He Hailing, He Lurong, Liu Yuxin, Song Zijiang, Yi Tan, Wang Hao, Yao Feng, Yi Hang, Wang, Wei, Yu Di
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United States, United States of America
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FR, 2009
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Parallel title in Chinese characters.
The 27 poets gathered here share a delight in one small thing--poetry--that has made a scene worthy of big celebrations in each of the two cities they represent - Kunming and Chicago. The anthology is the result of an ongoing collaboration, the Chicago-Kunming Poetry Group, that has published two annual volumes of New Poetry Appreciation, which gathers the work of Chinese poets and Chicago poets in Chinese translation.--Virtual Artists Collective.
English and Chinese.
The 27 poets gathered here share a delight in one small thing--poetry--that has made a scene worthy of big celebrations in each of the two cities they represent - Kunming and Chicago. The anthology is the result of an ongoing collaboration, the Chicago-Kunming Poetry Group, that has published two annual volumes of New Poetry Appreciation, which gathers the work of Chinese poets and Chicago poets in Chinese translation.--Virtual Artists Collective.
English and Chinese.
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189 pages : 23 cm
Parallel title in Chinese characters
The 27 poets gathered here share a delight in one small thing--poetry--that has made a scene worthy of big celebrations in each of the two cities they represent - Kunming and Chicago. The anthology is the result of an ongoing collaboration, the Chicago-Kunming Poetry Group, that has published two annual volumes of New Poetry Appreciation, which gathers the work of Chinese poets and Chicago poets in Chinese translation.--Virtual Artists Collective
Parallel title in Chinese characters
The 27 poets gathered here share a delight in one small thing--poetry--that has made a scene worthy of big celebrations in each of the two cities they represent - Kunming and Chicago. The anthology is the result of an ongoing collaboration, the Chicago-Kunming Poetry Group, that has published two annual volumes of New Poetry Appreciation, which gathers the work of Chinese poets and Chicago poets in Chinese translation.--Virtual Artists Collective
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2023-06-28
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