Huang Fan Books

Urban poetry from China
Urban poetry from China

By Daniel Tay, Huang Fan, James Sherry

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Urban Poetry from China collects translations of 31 contemporary poets from across China, Macau and Taiwan.

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Huang fan xaio shuo jing xuan ji in traditional Chinese NOT in English
Zao yu de guo jia
Zao yu de guo jia

By Huang Fan

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Chong wu
Chong wu

By Huang Fan

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Lai suo
Lai suo

By Huang Fan

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Ci bei de zi wei
Ci bei de zi wei

By Huang Fan

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Hai xia xiao shuo 1989
Hai xia xiao shuo 1989

By Huang Fan

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Huang Fan ji Taiwan zuo jia quan ji
Zero and other fictions
Zero and other fictions

By Huang Fan

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Zero and other fictions
Zero and other fictions

By Huang Fan

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