Jennifer Wong
@jennywcreative
poet, writer, translator / coffee & noodles convert / Letters Home @ninearchespress / Writing Elsewhere @Bloomsburylit (she/her)
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04-05-2009 19:47:49
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So glad and grateful to have this opportunity to share on State of Play anthology: on migration, the meaning of heritage, feeling at home, with Kit Fan Troy Cabida Dr Theresa Muñoz Out-Spoken Press thanks also Eddie Tay (Co editor) & Anthony Anaxagorou for making the book a reality
Got back to my room after 00.00 NCLA wired from brilliant readings & talking but couldn’t resist starting ace ‘The State of Play’ hearing Kit Fan & Troy Cabida
Jennifer Wong speak of the richness of the paired exchanges it’s grown🌱
#GiveawayAlert : to win a copy of Joseph Coelho is laureating!'s #PoetryPrompts , a delightful introduction to poetry for young readers, longlisted for the Jhalak C&YA Prize 2024, RT + reply to this tweet by noon tomorrow (UK only).
#jhalakprize24 #giveaway #JhalakShowcase
Wonderful launch of Alejandra Quintana Arocho’s latest translation of Margarida! Also much enjoyed hearing / reading with Georgie Fooks & Adriana X Jacobs
Thank you SEISMA Magazine for digging up that image to go with my poem seismamag.com/studiolab-jenn…
Looking forward to the hybrid reading and discussion event on HK writing at The Leeds Centre for New Chinese Writing tomorrow, with Gregory Lee 利大英 Kit Fan, Karen Cheung and more! To join online, contact organiser for zoom link. see writingchinese.leeds.ac.uk/events/writing…
It's good to be back! We're delighted to feature a new essay by Jennifer Wong, 'Rethinking cultural identity and belonging: East and Southeast Asian Poets writing in and beyond Britain', which discusses her important anthology, State of Play.
writersmakeworlds.com/essay-wong-sta…
Excited to share that Giramondo Publishing with be publishing my translation of Xi Xi's 𝑀𝑜𝑢𝑟𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑎 𝐵𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑡 for the Australia & New Zealand market. Available July 2024
giramondopublishing.com/books/xi-xi-mo…
Glad to see Oxford Brookes staging a symposium (15 May) addressing translation across cultures, with keynotes from Prof Charlotte Ryland & Prof Matthew Reynolds, and other humanities scholars at Headington Hill Hall OX3 0BP, open to all & no RSVP (see flyer for details)