Voices of the Fourth Generation
China's Poets Today
edited by Keming Liu
Although China is the colossus of our times economically, its equally prodigious output of contemporary poetry is relatively unknown. In this anthology, work of the so-called Fourth Generation of poets is selected and introduced by a scholar and former dissident, and translated by a distinguished international team of poets and writers. It offers for the first time in bilingual format the outstanding poetry emerging from a vibrant and rapidly developing cultural scene, and also introduces some of China's hottest visual artists and their work. An introduction provides an historical and critical framework, while textual commentary, biographical sketches, bibliography, and notes make this a necessary addition to any library of Chinese literature.
Keming Liu is an Associate Professor of English at the City University of New York. A linguist and translator of Henry James into Chinese, Dr. Liu attended Hebei Teachers University and East China Normal University before pursuing her doctorate at Columbia University.
144 pp, 6 x 9, Hard
38 monochrome photos, biographical sketches, bibliography
Chinese literature & art / Poetry
ISBN: 978-1-891640-58-2
$19.95