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'With a view to increasing cross-cultural interaction and introducing readers to contemporary poetry from different parts of the world, Transnational Literature includes a small guest editor slot in its poetry section, curated by - and partly featuring the work of - an established poet from a country where English is not the first language. In this issue were honoured to have a selection of Chinese poetry curated by award-winning poet iris Fan Xing. Fan draws attention to the importance of translation as an act of cultural exchange and as a vehicle for enriching and informing languages.' (Publication abstract)
 

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    y separately published work icon Transnational Literature no. 12 November 2020 21798232 2020 periodical issue

    'Transnational Literature has been on quite a journey over the last two years, so we genuinely couldn’t be prouder to be bringing you Volume 12.

    'The journal has, as regular readers will know, evolved and adapted since its inception. Transnational Literature started with the ground-breaking work of Professor Syd Harrex who brought the study of new literatures in English to Flinders University, South Australia. Dr Gillian Dooley, prolific scholar and Research Fellow in English, developed the journal over the next decade with a hard-working, volunteer Editorial Team and the support of senior scholars on an Advisory Board drawn from institutions around the world. By 2018, the journal had reached an international audience of over 2000 readers.' (Editor's Letter, introduction)

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