Posts Tagged: Adam Zagajewski

Trilingual Renshi, a chain poem by poets from Japan, China and Korea
“Trilingual Renshi” by poets of Japan, China, S. Korea Photo shows cover of “Trilingual Renshi,” a collection of collaborative poetry by Shuntaro Tanikawa and Yasuhiro Yotsumoto, both of Japan, Ming Di of China and Kim Hye Soon of South Korea.

Trilingual Renshi, a chain poem by poets from Japan, China and Korea
“Trilingual Renshi” by poets of Japan, China, S. Korea Photo shows cover of “Trilingual Renshi,” a collection of collaborative poetry by Shuntaro Tanikawa and Yasuhiro Yotsumoto, both of Japan, Ming Di of China and Kim Hye Soon of South Korea.

Poetry East West Vol 3 诗东西第3期
Click the cover to read the contents
中国当代诗人(中英对照)
Contemporary Chinese Poets (with English translation)
162/ 多多Duo Duo(tr. Mai Mang)
168/ 吕德安Lü De’an(tr. Ming Di)
174/ 哑石Ya Shi(tr. Nick Admussen)
180/ 柳宗宣Liu Zongxuan(tr. Cheng Baolin, George O’Connell)
184/ 申舶良Shen Boliang(tr. Denis Mair)
访谈

Poetry East West Vol 3 诗东西第3期
Click the cover to read the contents
中国当代诗人(中英对照)
Contemporary Chinese Poets (with English translation)
162/ 多多Duo Duo(tr. Mai Mang)
168/ 吕德安Lü De’an(tr. Ming Di)
174/ 哑石Ya Shi(tr. Nick Admussen)
180/ 柳宗宣Liu Zongxuan(tr. Cheng Baolin, George O’Connell)
184/ 申舶良Shen Boliang(tr. Denis Mair)
访谈

An Interview with Polish Poet Adam Zagajewski
AZ: I still am a little homeless. Once homeless, always homeless.
You can stay abroad, philosophically, being an observer rather than a participant, or you can return and look at your native realm—philosophically as well.

An Interview with Polish Poet Adam Zagajewski
AZ: I still am a little homeless. Once homeless, always homeless.
You can stay abroad, philosophically, being an observer rather than a participant, or you can return and look at your native realm—philosophically as well.