Paper Bells - Hao, Phan Nhien
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"Paper Bells is a striking, new collection by poet Phan Nhiãen Hòao, depicting his American life as a Vietnamese refugee and exiled poet. Translated by poet Hai-Dang Phan, these poems are sorrowful, humorous, and unforgettable. A perfect introduction to the compelling work of Phan Nhiãen Hòao, Paper Bells is a chronological selection that includes poems from his three collections published in Vietnam, poems written during his first years in the United States, as well as new poems published here for the first time"--

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"Paper Bells is a striking, new collection by poet Phan Nhiãen Hòao, depicting his American life as a Vietnamese refugee and exiled poet. Translated by poet Hai-Dang Phan, these poems are sorrowful, humorous, and unforgettable. A perfect introduction to the compelling work of Phan Nhiãen Hòao, Paper Bells is a chronological selection that includes poems from his three collections published in Vietnam, poems written during his first years in the United States, as well as new poems published here for the first time"--
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Phan Nhiên Hạo is the author of three collections of poetry in Vietnamese, Thiên Đường Chuông Giấy (Paradise of Paper Bells, 1998), Chế Tạo Thơ Ca 99-04 (Manufacturing Poetry 99-04, 2004), and Radio Mùa Hè (Summer Radio, 2019). He received a BA in Vietnamese Literature from the Teachers' College in Saigon, a BA in American Literature and a Masters in Library Science from the University of California, Los Angeles, as well as a Masters in Anthropology from Northern Illinois University. His poetry has been translated into English and featured in Of Vietnam Identities in Dialogue (Palgrave, 2001), Three Vietnamese Poets (Tinfish, 2001), Language for a New Century (W. W. Norton, 2008), and The Deluge: New Vietnamese Poetry (Chax Press, 2013). In 2006, Tupelo Press published a bilingual collection of his poetry, Night, Fish, and Charlie Parker, translated by Linh Dinh. He currently lives and works as an academic librarian in Illinois.