溫淑寧
Susan Wan Dolling
Susan Wan Dolling
*** NEW RELEASE ***
coming July 31
Even in this a thrill-a-minute age of ours, stories from this 17th Century Chinese classic still manage to shock and delight. The author, Pu Songling, called himself “Mr. Historian of the Strange” and gave the collection the enigmatic title of Liaozhai Zhiyi, which might be light-heartedly translated as “A Record of Paranormal Stories Told to Me in My Studio Where People Come to Chew the Fat.”
My China in Tang Poetry: volume 1.
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My China in Tang Poetry: volume 2.
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My China in Tang Poetry: volume 3.
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Song Dynasty Poets, vol. 1: Northern Poets
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Song Dynasty Poets, vol. 1: Northern Poets
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Lee Moore interviews Susan Wan Dolling on the Chinese Literature podcast; see the show notes (you can also use that link if the audio does not play below).
NOTE AFTER NOTE is classical Chinese Poetry in translation by poet Susan Wan Dolling with music by cellist Chi-Hui Kao. More videos at YouTube.