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Time of Sky & Castles in the AirTime of Sky &
Castles in the Air
Ayane Kawata
Trans. by Sawako Nakayasu

 


bharatjivaPortrait of
Colon Dash Parenthesis
Jeffrey Jullich

 



bharatjivaBharat jiva
kari edwards

 

 


bharatjivaNO GENDER
edited by Julian T. Brolaski,
erica kaufman,
and E. Tracy Grinnell



bharatjivaHyperglossia
Stacy Szymaszek

 

 


bharatjivaFrom Dame Quickly
Jennifer Scappettone

 

 

bharatjivaFace Before Against
Isabelle Garron
Translated by Sarah Riggs

 

 

bharatjivaAnimate, Inanimate Aims
Brenda Iijima

 

 


fruitlandsFruitlands
Kate Colby

 

 


four from japanFour from Japan
 Kiriu Minashita,
Kyong-Mi Park,
Ryoko Sekiguchi,
Takako Arai
Trans. by Sawako Nakayasu


counter daemonsCounter Daemons
Roberto Harrison

 

 


emptied of all shipsEmptied of All Ships
Stacy Szymaszek

 

 


inner china Inner China
Eva Sjödin
Translated by Jennifer Hayashida

 



mudraThe Mudra
Kerri Sonnenberg

 

 



another kind of tendernessAnother Kind of Tenderness
Xue Di
Translated by Keith Waldrop,
Forrest Gander, Stephen Thomas,
Theodore Deppe and
Sue Ellen Thompson



euclid shuddersEuclid Shudders
Mark Tardi

 

 



notebooksNotebooks 1956-1978
Danielle Collobert
Translated by Norma Cole

 

 

house seen from nowhereThe House Seen from Nowhere
Keith Waldrop
Xue Di is part of the Author Spotlight from March 1 - 15.
Purchase his book, Another Kind of Tenderness for only $10.
Click here for more on the Author Spotlight.

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Xue Di

DiXue Di was born in Beijing in 1957.  He is the author of three volumes of collected works and one book of criticism on contemporary Chinese poetry in Chinese.  In English translation, he has published two full length books, An Ordinary Day (Alice James Books, 2002) and Heart Into Soil (Burning Deck & Lost Roads, 1998), and three chapbooks, Forgive (Blue Light Press, 2004), Circumstances (Duration Press, 2000) and Flames (paradigm press, 1995; second edition, 2000).  His work has appeared in numerous American journals and anthologies and has been translated into English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, and Japanese.  Since shortly after the Tiananmen Square Massacre in 1989, he has been a fellow in Brown University’s Freedom to Write Program in Providence, Rhode Island.  Xue Di is a two-time recipient of the Hellman/Hammett Award, sponsored by Human Rights Watch.

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