Non-fiction

What's in Issue 27

For a taste of what's in this issue, scroll down to visit Jeremy Tiang's Beijing Hospital, explore The Sinking City with Bill Tarrant and sample the poetry of Imtiaz Dharker and Song Lin.

And for more about Issue 27, read From the Editors, below.

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Asia Literary Review No. 27, Spring 2015

Contents

 

From the Editors

 

Fiction

 

After the Turn of Dark by Shin Kyung-sook - translated by Shirley Lee

And Now There Came Both Mist and Snow by Clara Chow

Beijing Hospital by Jeremy Tiang

Comfort Woman Eleanor by James Tam

Run by Phillip Y. Kim

The First Noble Truth by Nathan Lauer

Childhood by Mona Dash

 

Poetry

 

Two Poems by Chen Dongdong - translated by Michael Martin Day

     Lamp Lighting

     At Swallow Rock

Five poems by Imtiaz Dharker

     Ghazals on the Grundig, Pingling in Pollokshields

     Bombil, Bumla, Bummalo

     Drummer

     First Words

     Mumbai? Kissmiss?

Chinese, Not Han by Reid Mitchell

Event • Writing by Yu Jian - translated by Simon Patton and Tao Naikan

Distant Sea on a Summer’s Day by Li Yawei - translated by Denis Mair

M. F. Husain’s Goddesses by Usha Kishore

Peng Chau by Zheng Danyi - translated by Luo Hui

Four Poems by Song Lin - translated by Li Dong

     Forgetting

     Jiaocheng, 1970

     Notes from South Xinjiang

     The Sun and Rain of West Lake

 

Non-Fiction

 

The West Sea Battle by Jang Jin-sung - translated and introduced by Shirley Lee

Seeing the Monet by Suzanne Kamata

Land of Light by Frank Light

Challenging Convention – The Kung Fu Nuns by Namgay Zam

The Sinking City by Bill Tarrant

Which God is Ours? by Angela Smith Kirkman

 

Photography

 

Masks by Boaz Rottem with text by Elizabeth Solomon

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