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Paperback. Condition: New. The Poetry Book Society Translation Choice Spring 2026'May the stone steps and the deep-sleeping door summonthe camellia's impossible paradiseand your face the impossible keyMay the window shudderMay the notes be blueand the candleflame shake unequivocally'(from 'May the Rain')One of Taiwan's most celebrated poets, Chen Yuhong draws on both Western and Asian literary traditions, inflected by her work as a translator of contemporary English-language women poets (Glück, Oswald, Duffy). This selection makes her art widely available in English for the first time.Her award-winning translators, George O'Connell and Diana Shi, carry across the richly metaphorical lexicon of her poems and their uncanny inhabitation of places both real and imagined, conjuring mood, angles of thought or light, animal presence, and the tides of the seasons.In a world where much that seemed united has frayed, Chen Yuhong's finely balanced poems bring us news of other imagined worlds, and acknowledge the unexpected, its capacity to terrify or astonish.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. The Poetry Book Society Translation Choice Spring 2026'May the stone steps and the deep-sleeping door summonthe camellia's impossible paradiseand your face the impossible keyMay the window shudderMay the notes be blueand the candleflame shake unequivocally'(from 'May the Rain')One of Taiwan's most celebrated poets, Chen Yuhong draws on both Western and Asian literary traditions, inflected by her work as a translator of contemporary English-language women poets (Glück, Oswald, Duffy). This selection makes her art widely available in English for the first time.Her award-winning translators, George O'Connell and Diana Shi, carry across the richly metaphorical lexicon of her poems and their uncanny inhabitation of places both real and imagined, conjuring mood, angles of thought or light, animal presence, and the tides of the seasons.In a world where much that seemed united has frayed, Chen Yuhong's finely balanced poems bring us news of other imagined worlds, and acknowledge the unexpected, its capacity to terrify or astonish.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Poetry Book Society Translation Choice Spring 2026May the stone steps and the deep-sleeping door summonthe camellias impossible paradiseand your face the impossible keyMay the window shudderMay the notes be blueand the candleflame shake unequivocally(from May the Rain)One of Taiwans most celebrated poets, Chen Yuhong draws on both Western and Asian literary traditions, inflected by her work as a translator of contemporary English-language women poets (Glueck, Oswald, Duffy). This selection makes her art widely available in English for the first time.Her award-winning translators, George OConnell and Diana Shi, carry across the richly metaphorical lexicon of her poems and their uncanny inhabitation of places both real and imagined, conjuring mood, angles of thought or light, animal presence, and the tides of the seasons.In a world where much that seemed united has frayed, Chen Yuhongs finely balanced poems bring us news of other imagined worlds, and acknowledge the unexpected, its capacity to terrify or astonish. A Selected Poems introducing this award-winning Taiwanese poet in English for the first time. Chen's ardent vision spans our world, ancient and present, resonant to the core, blending Eastern and Western sensibilities in a brilliant tapestry. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Poetry Book Society Translation Choice Spring 2026May the stone steps and the deep-sleeping door summonthe camellias impossible paradiseand your face the impossible keyMay the window shudderMay the notes be blueand the candleflame shake unequivocally(from May the Rain)One of Taiwans most celebrated poets, Chen Yuhong draws on both Western and Asian literary traditions, inflected by her work as a translator of contemporary English-language women poets (Glueck, Oswald, Duffy). This selection makes her art widely available in English for the first time.Her award-winning translators, George OConnell and Diana Shi, carry across the richly metaphorical lexicon of her poems and their uncanny inhabitation of places both real and imagined, conjuring mood, angles of thought or light, animal presence, and the tides of the seasons.In a world where much that seemed united has frayed, Chen Yuhongs finely balanced poems bring us news of other imagined worlds, and acknowledge the unexpected, its capacity to terrify or astonish. A Selected Poems introducing this award-winning Taiwanese poet in English for the first time. Chen's ardent vision spans our world, ancient and present, resonant to the core, blending Eastern and Western sensibilities in a brilliant tapestry. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. The Poetry Book Society Translation Choice Spring 2026'May the stone steps and the deep-sleeping door summonthe camellia's impossible paradiseand your face the impossible keyMay the window shudderMay the notes be blueand the candleflame shake unequivocally'(from 'May the Rain')One of Taiwan's most celebrated poets, Chen Yuhong draws on both Western and Asian literary traditions, inflected by her work as a translator of contemporary English-language women poets (Glück, Oswald, Duffy). This selection makes her art widely available in English for the first time.Her award-winning translators, George O'Connell and Diana Shi, carry across the richly metaphorical lexicon of her poems and their uncanny inhabitation of places both real and imagined, conjuring mood, angles of thought or light, animal presence, and the tides of the seasons.In a world where much that seemed united has frayed, Chen Yuhong's finely balanced poems bring us news of other imagined worlds, and acknowledge the unexpected, its capacity to terrify or astonish.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Poetry Book Society Translation Choice Spring 2026May the stone steps and the deep-sleeping door summonthe camellias impossible paradiseand your face the impossible keyMay the window shudderMay the notes be blueand the candleflame shake unequivocally(from May the Rain)One of Taiwans most celebrated poets, Chen Yuhong draws on both Western and Asian literary traditions, inflected by her work as a translator of contemporary English-language women poets (Glueck, Oswald, Duffy). This selection makes her art widely available in English for the first time.Her award-winning translators, George OConnell and Diana Shi, carry across the richly metaphorical lexicon of her poems and their uncanny inhabitation of places both real and imagined, conjuring mood, angles of thought or light, animal presence, and the tides of the seasons.In a world where much that seemed united has frayed, Chen Yuhongs finely balanced poems bring us news of other imagined worlds, and acknowledge the unexpected, its capacity to terrify or astonish. A Selected Poems introducing this award-winning Taiwanese poet in English for the first time. Chen's ardent vision spans our world, ancient and present, resonant to the core, blending Eastern and Western sensibilities in a brilliant tapestry. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. The Poetry Book Society Translation Choice Spring 2026'May the stone steps and the deep-sleeping door summonthe camellia's impossible paradiseand your face the impossible keyMay the window shudderMay the notes be blueand the candleflame shake unequivocally'(from 'May the Rain')One of Taiwan's most celebrated poets, Chen Yuhong draws on both Western and Asian literary traditions, inflected by her work as a translator of contemporary English-language women poets (Glück, Oswald, Duffy). This selection makes her art widely available in English for the first time.Her award-winning translators, George O'Connell and Diana Shi, carry across the richly metaphorical lexicon of her poems and their uncanny inhabitation of places both real and imagined, conjuring mood, angles of thought or light, animal presence, and the tides of the seasons.In a world where much that seemed united has frayed, Chen Yuhong's finely balanced poems bring us news of other imagined worlds, and acknowledge the unexpected, its capacity to terrify or astonish.…

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SOFTCOVER. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Large Quarto size (4to). in stiff glossy card covers, 32pp including covers, colour plates, etc. Private view invitation card loosely inserted . [CONDITION: A well preserved FINE very clean and tight unmarked copy ] . . . We always ship in STRONG PROTECTIVE CARD PARCELS.…

84 s. Förlagsband med skyddsomslag. Förlagsny. Tolkning: Anna Gustafsson Chen.