Wednesday, 17 April 2024

X. Liu's SILENCE AND NAGGING Just Released

 link: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/8gWFhBB5GGknhXLTtnzbYw


沉默与啰嗦

SILENCE AND NAGGING

 

 

 

刘晓箫 著

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

太平洋诗歌出版社

 

 诗人小传

 

刘晓箫,生于60年代初,四川自贡富顺人,中学毕业,自修西师汉语言文学专业。90年前务农、兼中小学代课、乡文化站工作。92年来渝,做过卖报、卖菜、家教、力夫(棒棒)、餐饮管理、采编、包装等工作。98年创办重庆棒棒军服务有限公司任总经理至今。打工、写作、创业励志事迹被全国数百家报刊、电台、电视台、中央电视台、港澳台、美、日、英、法、德、意、韩等国际媒体追踪报道。被团中央、公安部、司法部、建设部、妇联、国家工商总局等八部门联合评选为“中国第二届优秀外来务工青年”。公司连续被重庆市商委、重庆市家政行业协会评选为“优秀家政企业”。重庆直辖十周年、改革开放四十周年、建国七十周年本人事迹均被省市、国家级宣传部门列为典型题材联合拍摄宣传。

2015年在渝创建重庆诗刊联盟任轮值主席,创办《广场诗刊》任总编。自80年代起有小说、散文、诗歌等发国内外期刋、选本、网媒并获奖。2012年筹建重庆富顺县商会任常务副会长,2018年筹建重庆自贡市商会任常务副会长兼秘书长。

Book Name: Silence and Nagging
Author: Liu Xiaoxiao
Book Series of the World Poets
Editor-in-chief: Arthur Zhang
 
Copyright©2024 by Liu Xiaoxiao
Published by Poetry Pacific Press
Address: 1550 W 68th Ave, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6P 2V5, Canada
E-mail: iptrc@163.com
Printing Supervisor: Changming Yuan
First Printing: May, 2024
Total Characters: 180,800
Price: CAD30.00  USD 25.00  EURO 20.00
ISBN987-1-7380046-0-5
All rights reserved.
No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the author. The only exception is by a reviewer, who may quote short excerpts in a review.
Manufactured in Canada
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写作精神之之之

 

自序

 

看不看随便你  好不好随便说  写不写随便我

半人半鬼的话  半醒半梦的话  半真半假的话 

自慰  享悦  讽议  显摆  渲泄  存留  警悟



 


目  录

 

如果你注视自己

原罪

河流之上

中年书

乱飞石

矛盾律

唯物之殇

风景线

姿势

与葬礼无关的争吵

狂想曲

错乱的曙光

零的食

之诳语

一路向西

你总会屈从于什么

自画像

在地里

吠声

诸时代

无见证的痛

洁癖的灵魂

这意味着什么呢

符合死去的N种冲动

人间细节

空房间

不颓荡

两只蚊子的愤怒

万物深处

每一场雨都有神示

半边脸

低头书

屁之大道

沉不下去的

汪洋之尿之嬗变

人间消息

我为什么如此的痛

铁匠街

狗屁的风景

位置

南山之南

阶级兄弟

暗伤

誓言  或咒词

隐身术

走卒  走卒

祖国也在遐思

阴暗之心

捍卫

家族史

一只老鼠的死亡或失踪

像一个好人的命运

老年书

大城市

英雄碑

永远的大手笔

让守城之人  不知所耻

有方向的雪

善悟辞

大恨辞

路演

访龙泉桃花  不遇

不死的鱼

夜宿桔园乡村酒店

才子之慌

标本

飘摇的额头

秋天的轻咳

春鸟

岩石的声音

一种白

一匹瘦马对春天的遥想

隐秘之语

春日浩荡

伊犁河桥上

病例

一点一点地  娶你

鱼网小调

伪情书

七月的舞蹈

姐姐  你听我说

鱼水之欢

我想写你

不是离伤的歌

啊  罂粟花

裸泳的鱼

空山  横水  乱歌谣

睡醒的庄稼

蛇说新语

果实坠地的声音

指引

虚荣之旅

这些狗日的好

种子论

说什么都是

无所惧

小世界

轻

谜底

昨日诗

寓言

空欢喜

我的爹娘  我的麦克风

白帝  白的

我说的敬畏

多像一场历史

剪刀舞

佣人

幸存者

一宗土地的N种悬疑

颁奖典礼

这样的时辰

吹呀吹

中年的突然

世界  没有一份确切的证词

三十九岁

形而下的枕头

我们需要宽恕自己

一场说好的感冒

墓志铭

谁写的标语

真相

现世  无一稳定之物

总有过不去的

一趾禅

健忘症

新阿Q

凹凸之身

为某些动物定义

暮色中  有很多的大黑

重庆磁器口

爱情曾经来过

允许

不能表达的

两不少

思想家

春天里

梦者·山中席

梦者·还魂

你们将和我一样忧心如焚

梦者·理想国

一粒米

这身皮

描写一副裸体画

一切皆为浮游之物

两种灰

片刻

车站

是的  世界是你们的

多么好的天气啊

只要你祈祷

是不是  生如比喻

买车记

不看清什么  或证明存在

莽子们传

傻B一个

你见过我吗

这个世界的文艺观

不止一个

糊涂在歌唱

情欲的光芒

我们错了

辩证法

归去来兮

中国诗会

武隆仙女山上

自己埋

人与民

你的眼科疾病发展史

在海边

过去未来丛书

人类的饭量

就这样

理想

除蛇记

沉默与啰嗦

 

Saturday, 13 April 2024

C. Huang's "I Adorn Nobility with Silence" Just Released

中英对照诗集

Chinese-English Collection of Poems

                                  

 

 

I Adorn Nobility with Silence

我用沉默装饰高贵

 

 

 

 

黄超就  著

王  欣  译

 

Poems by Huang Chaojiu

Translated by Wang Xin

  

 

 

 

POETRY PACIFIC PRESS

 

 

 

 

 

 


诗人小传

 

    黄超就,中国当代诗人、作家。1967年5月生于广西南宁,农民。现为中国散文学会会员,香港作协会员。草根歌手,水城文学杂志顾问,《西南当代作家》杂志责任编辑。

    1993年曾为南国诗报特约撰稿人;并用笔名:黄帆,在各级报刊发表作品,并在当年的青春杯、理解杯文学赛上获奖。

    1994年搁笔至2016年重拾,作品入选《中国百年诗人新诗精选》《中国百年诗歌精选》《中国年度优秀诗歌选》《中国散文诗年选》等三十多种重量级选本。放歌中国中央电视台第四届新农民春节联欢晚会,并把诗歌谱曲并自己演唱的歌曲唱上省级电视台,有歌曲被中国音像出版社收入选集、CD碟。

    诗歌、散文、小小说,散见于《神州》《黄河文学》《鸭绿江》《安徽文学》《时代报告·奔流》《小说月刊》《散文百家》《广东文学》《文化研究》《牡丹》《名家名作》《青春岁月》《辽河》《大东方》《文学少年》《青年文学家》《读书文摘》《中国教师》《长治日报》《人民网·强国社区》《环球自媒体》《国际日报》《中华时报》《凤凰新闻》等媒体。作词作曲演唱《烈士之歌》《公平公正》《稻草人》《打工之歌》等十几首歌曲入选中国歌曲库。

 

 Biography of the Poet

 

Huang Chaojiu, contemporary Chinese poet and writer, was born in Nanning, Guangxi in May 1967. He is currently a farmer, member of the Chinese Prose Society and the Hong Kong Writers Association, grass-root singer, consultant for magazine of Shuicheng Literature, and chief editor of the magazine Southwest Contemporary Writer.

In 1993, he served as a special contributor to South Country Poetry Newspaper, and published works under the pen name Huang Fan in various newspapers and magazines. He also won awards in the Youth Cup and Understanding Cup literary competitions in the same year.

He stopped writing from 1994 and resumed in 2016. His works have been selected in over 30 important anthologies such as Selected New Poems of Chinese Poets in A Century, Selected Poems of China in the Last Century, Selected Excellent Poems of the Year in China, and Annual Selection of Chinese Prose Poems. He sang at the Fourth New Farmers’ Spring Festival Gala on China Central Television and songs composed from his published poems have been featured on provincial TV programs, and some have been included in collections and CDs by China Audiovisual Publishing House.

His poems, proses, and short stories have been published in various media such as Shenzhou, Huanghe Literature, Yalu River, Anhui Literature, Report of Times: The Flow, Novel Monthly, Prose 100, Guangdong Literature, Cultural Research, Peony, Masterpieces by Masters, Youth, Liao River, The Great East, Literary Youth, Young Writers, Reading Digest, Chinese Teachers, Changzhi Daily, People’s Daily Online · Community of Strong Country, Global Self-Media, International Daily, Chinese Times, Phoenix News, etc. As songwriter, composer and singer, Huang Chaojiu has over a dozen songs including Song of the Martyrs, Fairness and Justice, The Scarecrow and Song of the Workers, which have been selected into the Chinese Song Database.

  

Book Name: I Adorn Nobility with Silence

Author: Huang Chaojiu

Book Series of the World Poets

Editor-in-chief: Arthur Zhang

 

 

Copyright©2024 by Huang Chaojiu

Translated by Wang Xin

Published by Poetry Pacific Press

Address: 1550 W 68th Ave, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6P 2V5, Canada

E-mail: iptrc@163.com

Printing Supervisor: Changming Yuan

First Printing: June, 2024

Total Characters: 180,800

Price: CAD30.00  USD 25.00  EURO 20.00

ISBN 978-1-7380046-1-4

All rights reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the author. The only exception is by a reviewer, who may quote short excerpts in a review.

Manufactured in Canada

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目录CONTENTS

 

 

 

第一章  森林画像

 Chapter One  Portrait of the Forest

 

为官者

The Officials

水草

Waterweeds

种骨

Planting a Bone

公平公正

Fairness and Justice

石狮子

Stone lion

我能读懂蚂蚁的语言

I Can Understand the Language of Ants

我不是诗人

I Am Not a Poet

稻草人

Scarecrow

三沙踏浪

Walking in the Waves at Sansha

登泰山

Climbing Mount Tai

没有人猜对菩萨的心思

No One Guesses the Mind of the Bodhisattva

选种

Seed Selection

大树

Big Trees

陀螺

Spinning Tops

钉子

Nails

夹子

Clamps

虚位

The Vacancy

骨雕馆

Bone Carving Gallery

打铁匠(致崔永元)

The Blacksmith (To Cui Yongyuan)

忽悠机器人

Deceiving Robots

他们

Them

这土地不生产良心

The Land Does Not Produce Conscience

第二章  繁星点点

 Chapter Two  The Twinkling Stars

 

八月十五(组诗)

August 15th (A Suite of Poems)

血染的风采(组诗)

Bloodstained Grace (A Suite of Poems)

血月亮(组诗)

Blood Moon (A Suite of Poems)

黑夜(组诗)

The Dark Night (A Suite of Poems)

船工(组诗)

Boatmen (A Suite of Poems)

商人(组诗节选)

The Merchant (Excerpts from a Suite of Poems)

坐在泉水源头(组诗)

Sitting at the Source of the Spring (A Suite of Poems)

孤独的路(组诗)

The Lonesome Road (A Suite of Poems)

向日葵的爱(组诗)

The Love of Sunflowers (A Suite of Poems)

 

第三章  苦乐人间

 Chapter Three  Bittersweet World

一片落叶路途中的思绪

Thoughts along the Journey of a Fallen Leaf

广佛新干线

The Guangzhou-Foshan Expressway

捡破烂的老头

The Old Rag-picker

隐形人

The Invisible Man

野花

Wildflowers

我用沉默装饰高贵

I Adorn Nobility with Silence

一根枯竹

A Withered Bamboo

两个情人

Two Lovers

十二生肖

The Twelve Chinese Zodiac Signs

父亲

Father

朝圣者

Pilgrims

浮躁

Shallowness

奇葩的寺

The Bizarre Temple

乡愁

Nostalgia

等你

Waiting for You

一个春日的傍晚

A Spring Evening

树

Trees

风越过栏栅

The Wind Passes through the Railing

亳州行

A Trip to Bozhou

月下风动

Moonlit Whispers of the Wind

飞蚁

Flying Ants

爱情二章

Love Poems (Two)

再续爱情二章

Continuing Love (Two)

画翅膀

Draw A Wing

 

附录Appendix

歌谱Songs

 

译者简介

About the translator

 


Saturday, 9 March 2024

Z. Tao's Chinese Translation of Eliot's Waste Land

Dr. Zhijian Tao's Chinese translation of T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land and other Poems

Published by Poetry Pacific Press::

https://www.amazon.com/%E8%8D%92%E5%8E%9F%C2%B7%E6%83%85%E6%AD%8C-%E4%B8%AD%E8%8B%B1%E5%AF%B9%E7%85%A7-%E4%B8%96%E7%BA%AA%E8%AF%91%E6%9C%AC-T-S-Eliot/dp/B0CLVV9HXL/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=KA8RP23FSYT2&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.zy5AayVo7MfNRwjxHXXJV_ZsY03D3mCUvX7o4t3gnqwStk-E8AHCHodoepVjwMYJWIoT7GzfTcrTCAME0DgOY8_R2-ylhe4A-V_YZeOKMoW2D1KNuGsniEVk0_Q_v8_6EAEnNuJ2DfIiMhxAZAioK7VhtnCNZxxKgufzfBvpwCZHpJIpE0Az7gl3KiabjC30OUqjHFrPawrOAgVDPVQ8-w.vtazMgAvNCV9zfsrmzoupA7Y2WB1lpp3f8LNoBdMgoE&dib_tag=se&keywords=tao+zhijian&qid=1710006702&sprefix=%2Caps%2C164&sr=8-3

Here's a reivew of the translation by Qiduan

https://www.amazon.com/%E8%8D%92%E5%8E%9F%C2%B7%E6%83%85%E6%AD%8C-%E4%B8%AD%E8%8B%B1%E5%AF%B9%E7%85%A7-%E4%B8%96%E7%BA%AA%E8%AF%91%E6%9C%AC-T-S-Eliot/dp/B0CLVV9HXL/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=KA8RP23FSYT2&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.zy5AayVo7MfNRwjxHXXJV_ZsY03D3mCUvX7o4t3gnqwStk-E8AHCHodoepVjwMYJWIoT7GzfTcrTCAME0DgOY8_R2-ylhe4A-V_YZeOKMoW2D1KNuGsniEVk0_Q_v8_6EAEnNuJ2DfIiMhxAZAioK7VhtnCNZxxKgufzfBvpwCZHpJIpE0Az7gl3KiabjC30OUqjHFrPawrOAgVDPVQ8-w.vtazMgAvNCV9zfsrmzoupA7Y2WB1lpp3f8LNoBdMgoE&dib_tag=se&keywords=tao+zhijian&qid=1710006702&sprefix=%2Caps%2C164&sr=8-3

Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024
The Waste Land was first translated into Chinese in 1937 by Zhao Luori. Since then, there have been other attempts at its translation, but few have delved so deep into this complex work as this new effort.
Because the poem itself alludes to a wide range of literary works, Chinese readers, even well-read English readers, often find it difficult to understand the poem’s meaning and significance. Interested readers may find this new translation of The Waste Land by Zhijian Tao very helpful.
Based on his research into history, religion and world literature, Zhijian Tao offers us a new version, making changes where he finds incorrect translations, awkward interpretation and inadequate use of explanatory notes in the previous versions. In addition, Zhijian makes a worthwhile effort to retain the rhythmic movements of the original poem without sacrificing literary accuracy, in contrast with versions that follow a literary translation approach.
Eliot in his lifetime applauded efforts to understand and analyze Shakespeare’s literary work from the perspective of contemporary scholars. He himself similarly would welcome new approaches in the translation and interpretation of his work by a younger generation of literature scholars.


Wednesday, 6 March 2024

S. W. Knutson's Review of Why We Never Visited the Elms

Sharon Waller Knutson's review of Marianne Szlyk's  poetry chapbook:

Why We Never Visited the Elms (published by Poetry Pacific Press  in 2022)::

https://stortellerpoetryreview.blogspot.com/2023/09/book-of-week_29.html



Wednesday, 19 July 2023

New Collection Released: 100 Poems about West Lake

 just released! here are the links::



title: 100 POEMS ABOUT THE WEST LAKE 
      《西湖诗一百家》[first English-Chinese Edition]
editor-in-chief: Chu Chen
transl, Zhizhong Zhang
publisher: Poetry Pacific Press (Vancouver, Canada)
release date: 19 july 2023


description::

100 Poems About the West Lake includes the most exquisite short poems,  mostly quatrains, some regulated verses and ci-form pieces, written by contemporary Chinese poets over the past one hundred years. As an appendix to the collection there are odes by famous poets in histroy.