Once upon a time I had a food blog but it disappeared. Then on Sunday I found myself stress baking, tweaking a recipe from my mother which is quite perfect on its own. It gave birth to this beautiful mini-loaf of cake and half a half a dozen cupcakes. You may call this a bread if you like. However, it is not a bread.

The Tao That Can Be Named. Wednesday, September 20, 2017. Is the only thing moving. Your body in mirrored freeze. You were attempting to capture. On a fistful of phone. Wind is a litany of hiss. Through grass and it arrives. At your eyeballs and the blink. Snake melts toward the earth. A spilled surface of black.

Museo de poesía antigua y contemporánea, Buenos Aires, verano, 2018. Martes, marzo 20, 2018. Corazón, cuando nos conozcamos mejor. Estará en la puerta con tu dinero. Hasta mañana, entonces, Phyllis, a la misma hora. 161;Ahora me llama cariño! .

I started this blog because I had nothing on my resume. What Chinese books to read? I recently posted about why it is so impressive when foreigners read Chinese literature, and have received a few responses asking for a list of recommended material. Why anyone interested in China should be reading Chinese literature.

By Jacob Edmond, Fordham University Press, June 2012. 1 Yang Lian and the Flâneur in Exile. 2 Arkadii Dragomoshchenko and Poetic Correspondences. 3 Lyn Hejinian and Russian Estrangement. 4 Bei Dao and World Literature. 5 Dmitri Prigov and Cross-Cultural Conceptualism. 6 Charles Bernstein and Broken English. The Frightening Translatability of Censorship. You can read the full essay here.

Translation and publishing from London to Seattle. Judging a book by its cover. In a digital world, how much does it matter for a book to be beautiful, to be physical, to look good and feel good on paper in addition to being brilliantly written and edited? It is crucial. Two years ago I published.

Sunday, June 17, 2012. The Week That Was At Beijing Cream, June 11-17. We were the first English-language China blog to write about the story of the 27-year-old in Shaanxi. Who was forced to abort at seven months. Also, Louis CK has left the building. Outside Elements nightclub in Beijing? After falling fr.

Hips popping, elbowed guitar. Blink blunk, blink blonk. Bassoon to the womb stone kneels. For her icebox pinup board. She has sent her leprechauns. This blue moon of Shively. Vi Veri Universum Vivus Vici.

Lucien Stryk Asian Translation Prize. National Translation Award in Poetry. National Translation Award in Prose. Lucien Stryk Asian Translation Prize. Transference Literary Journal Open for Submissions! April 2, 2018. Is published by the Department of World Languages and Literatures at. By the May 31 deadline. For more information, please see the.