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Salsa

Hsia Yu
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Originally published in Chinese in 1999, Salsa has been Hsia Yu’s most successful collection of poetry, selling thousands of copies in Taiwan and Hong Kong alone. Zephyr Press’s 2001 edition Fusion Kitsch included a generous selection of material from Salsa, but this marks the first time that an entire Hsia Yu volume has been translated into English.

Hsia Yu studied film and drama at the National Taiwan Academy of the Arts. Besides poetry she writes essays, lyrics, and stage plays. After living for many years in France, she now divides her time between Paris and Taipei.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Zephyr Press
Country
United States
Date
26 June 2014
Pages
248
ISBN
9781938890055

Originally published in Chinese in 1999, Salsa has been Hsia Yu’s most successful collection of poetry, selling thousands of copies in Taiwan and Hong Kong alone. Zephyr Press’s 2001 edition Fusion Kitsch included a generous selection of material from Salsa, but this marks the first time that an entire Hsia Yu volume has been translated into English.

Hsia Yu studied film and drama at the National Taiwan Academy of the Arts. Besides poetry she writes essays, lyrics, and stage plays. After living for many years in France, she now divides her time between Paris and Taipei.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Zephyr Press
Country
United States
Date
26 June 2014
Pages
248
ISBN
9781938890055

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