What's in Issue 27
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Asia Literary Review No. 27, Spring 2015
Contents
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
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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