Sky Lantern: Poetry from China, Formosa and Beyond - Softcover

Sky Lanterns contains works by eighteen Chinese poets living in the PRC, Formosa, and the U.S., plus prose by Bei Dao, Wei An, Hai Zi, Woeser, and Karen An-hwei Lee. In a time of great ferment in Chinese poetry, this collection brings together works by classical writer Li Shangyin, plus influential contemporary and new poets Amang, Bai Hua, Chen Yuhong, Duo Yu, Lan Lan, Ling Yu, Pang Pei, Sun Lei, Arthur Sze, Yang Lian, Yang Zi, Yi Lu, Barbara Yien, Yinni, Yu Xiang, and Zhang Zao.

Frank Stewart is a professor of English at the University of Hawai`i and the editor of Manoa: A Pacific Journal of International Literature. He has published more than a dozen books on new writing from Asia and the Pacific. Fiona Sze-Lorrain writes and translates in English, French, and Chinese. Her poems, essays, and plays have appeared in various international literary journals, and her first collection of poetry, Water the Moon, was published in 2010. A co-editor of Cerise Press, she lives in Paris, France.