Jiu Take Tao Yuanming putao jiuand know yourself to be lord of the five willows. Huang Jiu libate […]
Ming Di
Red flame lily Now, time changed into A red lily flower The smell of the land hiding Landmines […]
Gouthama Siddarthan (from India writing in Tamil)
sea wearing a thin shirt of the sea I went out for fishing the fishes in the sea […]
Mong San (from Myanmar writing in Arakan )
An Evening Each day before the sun sets Cows return to their sheds Blowing dust along their trails […]
Keshab Sigdel(from Nepal writing in Nepali)
Overlooked South of the Ile River, a hundred thousand sand date trees raised as vibrant yellow flames illuminating […]
Asu Sumur (from China writing in Xibe and Chinese)
Ode to the sea The whitecaps didn’t tell us they would break onto our necks — Brecht A white […]
Jiaoyang Li (from China writing in English and Chinese)

Bukun Ismahasan Islituan卜袞·伊斯瑪哈單·伊斯立端 (b. 1956) is an indigenous poet of Bunun. He writes poems in Bunun and translates […]
“My tribal language is my window to see the world”—Interview ...

Xinjiang has become a very controversial topic in contemporary international politics, not because it borders Mongolia, Russia, Kazakhstan, […]
“Injecting new blood into native literature”—Interviews with four indigenous poets ...
Joseph Rock (1884-1962) discovered the non-mainstream culture in Yunnan, the most diversified region in China, for the US […]
“My ancestors fought with arms... I fight with words”—A survey ...

Maja Lee Langvad’s hybrid writing on transnational adoption is powerful and persuasive. People usually look at adoption by […]
An Introduction to Maja Lee Langvad by Ming Di

Joseph Rock (1884-1962) discovered the non-mainstream culture in Yunnan, the most diversified region in China, for the US […]