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Paper Scissors Stone

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Kit Fan's award-winning first book of poems establishes him as one of the most promising new writers on the Hong Kong literary scene and one of the most original and compelling new voices in Englis...
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Kit Fan's award-winning first book of poems establishes him as one of the most promising new writers on the Hong Kong literary scene and one of the most original and compelling new voices in English-language poetry, with an exciting sense of poetic form and brilliantly eclectic range of international subjects.
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Price: £7.00
Pages: 67
Publisher: Hong Kong University Press
Imprint: Hong Kong University Press
Publication Date: 01 March 2011
Trim Size: 8.30 X 5.40 in
ISBN: 9789888083473
Format: Paperback
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"Here is a collection of complex work, skillfully executed. The poems, each carefully measured and crafted, when taken together add up to a beautifully articulated body of work. This is the performance of a fully fledged poet." - Louise Ho

"These extraordinary poems, so assured in their directions, so startling in their clarities, have an eerily dream-like wakefulness. Fan's enigmatic lucidity is born of a confluence of traditions, both real and imagined. This is not simply a remarkable deb

"'Then all things began twice.' The poems in Paper Scissors Stone are moved by the forces of repetition and release, and are haunted by crossings (of borders, of people, of languages and their written characters). With wit and sorrow, precision and tact,

"Kit Fan's brainy lucidity marks him out as an unusual talent, already exceptionally-formed. This subtle, sophisticated collection ranges from politics, through the thought-scapes of an attentive reader, to proverb and observation - handled with the light
Born and educated in Hong Kong, Kit Fan now lives in the UK. He completed a PhD in English at the University of York, and his poems have been widely published in literary magazines such as Poetry Review, Poetry London, and Poetry Wales, and The London Mag