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'澳华作家欧阳昱于2016年4月18日以英文采访了阿里·克比·艾克曼,此为崔钰炜的中文回译.作为一名澳大利亚土著女诗人,阿里·克比·艾克曼以自己曲折的成长经历为切入点,与读者分享自己的写作经历,讲述澳大利亚土著在历史上、在当前所遭受的苦难与歧视.同时,她也展示了自己对世界土著诗歌的热爱,以及对土著诗歌的普及作出的努力与推动.目前,阿里无业,居住在澳大利亚的阿德莱德,据悉,她刚刚斩获“温德姆一坎贝尔文学奖”,获得价值215,000澳元的奖金.'

Source: CAOD.

'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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