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Micro-reviews (1): Haurd Roads an Cauld Hairst Winds
(Translations into Scots from Du Fu and Li Bai by Brian Holton, Taproot Press, 2021) I’ve been meaning for a while to post a few of the micro-reviews I always end up writing whenever I’m asked for ‘a sentence or … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Holton, Du Fu, Eneados, Gavin Douglas, Hugh MacDiarmid, James MacPherson, Jorge Luis Borges, Li Bai, Ossian, Robert Burns, Robert Louis Stevenson, Scots, Scottish literature, Sir Walter Scott, StAnza, Taproot Press, The Aeneid, The Great Slowing Down, William McGonagall, xenochronicity
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Sparrow-mumbling in China
As many of you will already know, April is now over, and with it, the solemn blend of duty and monosyllables that is NaPoWriMo. Why, then, am I still labouring toward a closure few will care enough about to read? … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Sze, Buddhism, Chinese poetry, Du Mu, Jiang Tao, Jiangzhen, Joachim Sartorius, Li Bai, Nanjing, NaPoWriMo, Ouyang Xiu, Penglai, Polly Clark, Sean O'Brien, Su Dongpo, Tang Xiaodu, Xi Chuan, Yang Lian, Yang Xiaobin, Yangzhou, Yu Jian, Zhai Yongming
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