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the edges of things | Hanoi Ink
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Old books and dirty fingers. The edges of things. Coast, bank, shore, edge, rim, hedge, fence…) occurs repeatedly in the titles and contents of his poems:. Lines in another poem of his. Also play with edges and transitions, the early beginnings and late almost endings of the phases of the day (. And of the seasons (. In around June last year I made some rough sketches over a 2-day period towards a translation of one of these poems for a. Was included in Bùi Giáng’s first big collection,. Since then, I...
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2 gigs in two weeks! – The Banana Lounge
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Academia, Asian Australia, Research, Home. 2 gigs in two weeks! Excited to be presenting a workshop on “ Getting started on social media” for the AASRN. The second gig is at ACMI in Federation Square and I’m chairing an amazing panel of Asian Australian creative talent. “ Growing up Chinese in Australia. I have fan-girled these people for varying amounts of time, in different ways, and being able to participate in the event is just dreamy. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). You are commenti...
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books with soul | Hanoi Ink
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Old books and dirty fingers. A quick post to spread the word about my new favourite little bookshop in central Vietnam. Chili Books has been open now for about a year at 96 Trần Phú street in Da Nang. Chili Books in Da Nang. Nabokov’s Lolita in translation. The Game of Thrones. Series is there, together with J.K. Rowling’s post-Potter book The Casual Vacancy. All in Vietnamese. It looks like the translation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm. Published in Viet Nam earlier this year, has already sold out.
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New Kid on the Blog: Hello world.
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New Kid on the Blog. Australia. Indonesia. Pop Culture. Food. Books. General Musings. Monday, 16 April 2012. I welcome suggestions, comments, and link recommendations! Location: Sydney NSW, Australia. 23 April 2012 at 03:42. Hi kaka, congrats on your new blog! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Whining and Whinging Tuesday 1: Public Transport. Some Western Sydney stories. Wed love to let you in, but. Saved by slow scholarship.
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New Kid on the Blog: Refracted Visions
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New Kid on the Blog. Australia. Indonesia. Pop Culture. Food. Books. General Musings. Saturday, 21 April 2012. One of the things that I want to do in this blog is to post some reviews of recent books that I've read. I’ve read a few excellent books in the last few months, but I thought I’d start with this one because it's by far the one that has impressed me the most. Fun to read. Now that. Century to the post-Suharto era (that’s today, for those of you not so acquainted with Indonesia). Although the book...
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New Kid on the Blog: Whining & Whinging Tuesday 1: Public Transport
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New Kid on the Blog. Australia. Indonesia. Pop Culture. Food. Books. General Musings. Tuesday, 24 April 2012. Whining and Whinging Tuesday 1: Public Transport. I've decided that Tuesday will be my whining and whinging day on this blog. Please don't projectile vomit while on public transport. Not cool. Unless of course you throw up on the guy with the loud music. Coming out of his headphones. In that case, vomit away. As a relatively new regular public transport user (I'm ashamed to admit that I mainly dr...
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flowers and grass: poet Bui Giang | Hanoi Ink
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Old books and dirty fingers. Flowers and grass: poet Bui Giang. My previous post ended with a prediction that the next stop on my little tour of southern poetry would be the brilliantly mad Bùi Giáng. So here I am, weeks later, having spend quite some time grappling with a small translation project on one of his poems: eight short lines, challenging to tease out but also quite entrancing. Was published in Saigon in 1962. Was first published in Saigon in 1973. Bui Giang has been getting quite a bit of att...
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