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Issue Details: First known date: 2017... 2017 Poems of Wu Suzhen, Yue Xuan and Qing Shui
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'This thirteenth volume in Vagabond Press’ Asia Pacific is a collection of poems by three Chinese women poets, Wu Suzhen, Yue Xuan and Qing Shui. Wu, born in 1981, from Jiangxi in the hinterland of China; Yue, born in 2002, from Wenling by the East China Sea; and Qing, born in 1971, from Shanghai proper.

'There is a wide range of themes covered in this book. Traditional streets that are fast disappearing in small towns in Jiangxi, people suffering from depression or madness, old women in bound feet, are what Wu Suzhen are most adept at capturing in her lines. Yue Xuan, the youngest of the three, writes short and pithy poems in a dry, humorous tone, that depict the world in the eyes of a 14-year-old. Qing Shui is lyrically passionate, writing prose poems centred on nature that are sensitive and mesmerizing.'

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    • Newtown, Marrickville - Camperdown area, Sydney Southern Suburbs, Sydney, New South Wales,: Vagabond Press , 2017 .
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      Extent: 136p.
      ISBN: 9781922181985
      Series: y separately published work icon Vagabond Press Asia Pacific Poetry Series Asia Pacific Poetry Series Vagabond Press , 2012- 7593655 2012 series - publisher

      With the Asia Pacific Writing Series, Vagabond Press aims to create an open space for the sharing of cultural knowledge, understanding and enjoyment across national, political and language boundaries. Our plan is to produce beautiful, affordable editions of contemporary prose and poetry from across Asia Pacific in close collaboration with a growing community of writers, translators, editors and artists.

      Number in series: 13
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