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Alternative title: In Your Face : Contemporary Chinese Poetry in Translation; Otherland Literary Journal
Issue Details: First known date: 2002... no. 8 2002 of Otherland est. 1996 Otherland
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* Contents derived from the 2002 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Poems as Illegal Immigrants : an Introduction, Yu Ouyang , single work criticism
Introducing this selection of Chinese poetry, Ouyang Yu speaks of the diversity and vitality of modern Chinese writing. He describes this selection as poems which defy pigeon-holing, which are characteristically anti-Western, sexy and political, although not about Western-style democracy; poems which open up a new world for us to see. Responding to something in himself which refuses to be colonized by the West, epitomized by the English language, he smuggles them in, like unwanted illegal immigrants, and 'give[s] back what has been rejected, in your face'.
 (p. 1-4)
Penis . History (from : The Body Dictionary of a Chinese Poet, a work-in-progress)i"when lu xun opened the history of china", Shiju Ma , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry (p. 48)
At Duski"the green grass is smearing", Yu Ouyang , single work poetry (p. 52)
Untitledi"poets on the earth as numerous as the stars in the sky", Yu Ouyang , single work poetry (p. 52)
Rain Stopped Late at Nighti"the rain stopped i know not when", Yu Ouyang , single work poetry (p. 53)
The Northi"sometimes i do miss the north", Shi Xiaojun , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry (p. 65)
The Dusti"on the yellow earth outside a castle on the yellow earth", Shi Xiaojun , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry (p. 65)
The Ugly Womani"the ugly woman was standing on the road", Shi Xiaojun , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry (p. 66)
The Dubious Old Man, Yang Xie , Yu Ouyang (translator), single work poetry (p. 99)
The Illegal Elementsi"the illegal elements were two dogs from the suburbs", Yan Zie , Yu Ouyang (translator), single work poetry (p. 100)
Night Women, Yang Xie , Yu Ouyang (translator), single work poetry (p. 101)
Octoberi"walking on the clean streets of melbourne", Yougong Zhang , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry (p. 119)
Morning of 21 June at Flinders Street Station "in the sunlight the unhurried flute is flowing" 6 Yue 21 Ri Xiawu Flinders Street Station, Yougong Zhang , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry (p. 120)
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[Review] Otherland TT. O , 2007 single work review
— Appears in: Bias : Offensively Chinese/Australian : A Collection of Essays on China and Australia 2007; (p. 270-273)
— Review of Otherland no. 8 2002 periodical issue
[Review] Otherland Rhian Healy , 2005 single work review
— Appears in: JAS Review of Books , April no. 32 2005;
— Review of Otherland no. 8 2002 periodical issue
Indicators : New Poetry Kerry Leves , 2003 single work review
— Appears in: Overland , Autumn no. 170 2003; (p. 135-138)
— Review of Otherland no. 8 2002 periodical issue ; Girl With Green Hair Liz Hall-Downs , 2000 selected work poetry ; The Pomelo Tree Margaret Bradstock , 1999 selected work poetry ; Max is Missing Peter Porter , 2001 selected work poetry ; Itinerant Blues Samuel Wagan Watson , 2002 selected work poetry ; Flying Blind Debbie Westbury , 2002 selected work poetry ; The Clothes-Prop Man : Poems from the South Para Reservoir Martin R. Johnson , 2002 selected work poetry ; The Ventriloquist's Child Clayton Hansen , 2001 selected work poetry short story
Poems as Illegal Immigrants : an Introduction Yu Ouyang , 2002 single work criticism
— Appears in: Otherland , no. 8 2002; (p. 1-4) Bias : Offensively Chinese/Australian : A Collection of Essays on China and Australia 2007; (p. 180-183) Introducing this selection of Chinese poetry, Ouyang Yu speaks of the diversity and vitality of modern Chinese writing. He describes this selection as poems which defy pigeon-holing, which are characteristically anti-Western, sexy and political, although not about Western-style democracy; poems which open up a new world for us to see. Responding to something in himself which refuses to be colonized by the West, epitomized by the English language, he smuggles them in, like unwanted illegal immigrants, and 'give[s] back what has been rejected, in your face'.
Indicators : New Poetry Kerry Leves , 2003 single work review
— Appears in: Overland , Autumn no. 170 2003; (p. 135-138)
— Review of Otherland no. 8 2002 periodical issue ; Girl With Green Hair Liz Hall-Downs , 2000 selected work poetry ; The Pomelo Tree Margaret Bradstock , 1999 selected work poetry ; Max is Missing Peter Porter , 2001 selected work poetry ; Itinerant Blues Samuel Wagan Watson , 2002 selected work poetry ; Flying Blind Debbie Westbury , 2002 selected work poetry ; The Clothes-Prop Man : Poems from the South Para Reservoir Martin R. Johnson , 2002 selected work poetry ; The Ventriloquist's Child Clayton Hansen , 2001 selected work poetry short story
[Review] Otherland Rhian Healy , 2005 single work review
— Appears in: JAS Review of Books , April no. 32 2005;
— Review of Otherland no. 8 2002 periodical issue
[Review] Otherland TT. O , 2007 single work review
— Appears in: Bias : Offensively Chinese/Australian : A Collection of Essays on China and Australia 2007; (p. 270-273)
— Review of Otherland no. 8 2002 periodical issue
Poems as Illegal Immigrants : an Introduction Yu Ouyang , 2002 single work criticism
— Appears in: Otherland , no. 8 2002; (p. 1-4) Bias : Offensively Chinese/Australian : A Collection of Essays on China and Australia 2007; (p. 180-183) Introducing this selection of Chinese poetry, Ouyang Yu speaks of the diversity and vitality of modern Chinese writing. He describes this selection as poems which defy pigeon-holing, which are characteristically anti-Western, sexy and political, although not about Western-style democracy; poems which open up a new world for us to see. Responding to something in himself which refuses to be colonized by the West, epitomized by the English language, he smuggles them in, like unwanted illegal immigrants, and 'give[s] back what has been rejected, in your face'.
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