1. The Immateriality of Home: A Review of Desde Hong Kong
(December 2014/Reviews)

...er from the source but closer. Indeed, the anthology’s closing poem is the translation from Chinese of a Wang Jiaxin poem, whose emptiness and ash — all crackling in a fire come late in ...

2. Wang Jiaxin
(July 2011/Contributors)

Born in Hubei in 1957, Wang Jiaxin began writing poetry while a student at Wuhan University and has been teaching and editing ever since. In the early to mid-1990s, Wang traveled widely in the United

3. Commemoration (1, 2, 5, and 8)
(July 2011/Translations)

by Wang Jiaxin, translated from the Chinese by Christopher Lupke 1 Alone again and on the road: bringing along your own Best wishes for yourself, to get rid of the dreary clouds. The lovely countrys

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

...ntry, Sumana Roy, Russell C. Leong, Amylia Grace Poetry in translation: Duo Duo, Mai Mang, Wang Jiaxin, Christopher Lupke, Zhai Yongming, Andrea Lingenfelter, Xi Chuan, L...