1. When Confucius Executed Shao Zhengmao
(July 2011/Poetry)

by Vera Schwarcz Order returned to government, they say: for three whole months meat vendors stopped raising their prices, women stayed on their side of the street and no one picked up a stray kerchi

2. Vera Schwarcz
(July 2011/Contributors)

Born in  Romania, Vera Schwarcz is a China historian and poet. She is the author of eight books on Chinese and Jewish history including the prize-winning Bridge Across Broken Time: Chinese and Je

3. Revival and Reinterpretation in Translation
(February 2010/Reviews)

... The Chicago-Kunming Poetry Group, on the no road way to tomorrow, Virtual Artists Collective, 2009. 190 pgs. Vera Schwarcz, Brief Rest in the Garden of Flourishing Grace: Poems of Remembrance and ...

4. When Joy Loses its Silken Fringes
(November 2009/Poetry)

by Vera Schwarcz In Chinese, all that is left of yue is a scrawny tree beneath a broken roof. Back when oracle bones and Zhou bronzes painted thought with a more generous brush, pleasure, music, la

5. Vera Schwarcz
(November 2009/Contributors)

Born in Romania, Vera Schwarcz is a well known poet and a historian. She is the author of eight books on Chinese and Jewish history including the prize-winning Bridge Across Broken Time: Chinese and J

6. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(November 2009/Front page)

...y, Aryanil Mukherjee, Kristine Ong Muslim, Priyadarshi Patnaik, Craig Santos Perez, Donna Pucciani, Kate Rogers, Vera Schwarcz, Kirpal Singh, Lee Minh Sloca, C. P. Stewart, Ira Sukrungruang, Phoebe Ts...

7. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(July 2011/Front page)

...oetry: Salvatore Attardo, Eleanor Goodman, J.H. Martin, Camille Hong Xin, Arthur Leung, Vera Schwarcz, Miroslav Kirin, Alithini, W.F. Lantry, Sumana Roy, Russel...