Nos. 47 & 48
(Spring & Autumn 1997)
| Contents | |
| 7 | EDITORS' PAGE |
| FICTION | |
| 11 | DUNG Kai Cheung: The Young Shen Nong: excerpts (translated by Ian Chapman) |
| 23 | Patsy KWAN Lai Shan: The Angel and the Angel's Halo (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| 42 | CHAN Wai Ying: Tied Together by Fate (translated by Howard Goldblatt) |
| 45 | NG Suk Yin: Father (translated by Duncan Hewitt) |
| 53 | WONG Bik Wan: Plenty and Sorrow (translated by Janice Wickeri) |
| 73 | Xin Qi Shi: The Red Chequers Pub: excerpts (translated by Cathy Poon) |
| 83 | Xi Xi: Flying Carpet: excerpts (translated by Lau Ming Pui) |
| 93 | P.K. LEUNG: Cities of MemoriesĄDCities of Fabrication: excerpts (translated by |
| PROSE | |
| 107 | CHAN Po Chun: The Love Story of Weird Guy and Weird Girl (translated by Duncan Hewitt) |
| 110 | Gaylord LEUNG: Homage to the Toilet (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| 112 | CHAN Siu Wah: White Hair (translated by Duncan Hunter) |
| 115 | Margaret NG: A Place of One's Own (translated by Paul M.H. Or) |
| 118 | MA KWOK MING: My Childhood in Tsuen Wan: excerpts (translated by Tam Pak Shan) |
| 124 | Hung Chi: The Stewed-Pork Vendor (translated by Janice Wickeri) |
| 126 | Xiao Si: Two Prose Pieces (translated by Eva Hung) |
| 130 | Tao Jie: The Rings of a Tree (translated by Josephine Kung) |
| 133 | Peng Cao: No End to It (translated by Louise Ko) |
| 137 | Li Yue: Sacred Territory (translated by Chu Chiyu) |
| 139 | WONG Pok: Two Prose Pieces (translated by Heidi Chan) |
| 146 | NGAN Shun Kau: A Heart Eaten Out (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| POETRY | |
| 152 | FAN Sin Piu: Four Poems (translated by Ian Chapman) |
| Afternoon Anxieties Nostalgia: Imagining a future 1993 in the year 1993 Passing My Father's Old Shop I Walked Beneath A Light |
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| 160 | DEL: The Eight-Thirty Train (translated by Louise Ho) |
| 162 | Heather TU: Three Poems (translated by Louise Ho) |
| The Witch's Song Denial of the Flesh Lunch at A Five Star Hotel in Central | |
| 172 | LAU Wai Shing: Three Poems (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| On Passing by Train Through Tangshan Shopwindow A Moth in the Striplight | |
| 182 | CHAN Chi Tak: Four Poems (translated by Janice Wickeri) |
| Boat and Home Flag My Paper-Cut City Recycled | |
| 198 | CHEUNG Siu Por: Three Poems (translated by Simon Patton) |
| Refused Entry to Peking University Ears Pressed to Echo Wall Tedium | |
| 202 | CHOI Chi Fung: Three Poems (translated by Simon Patton) |
| Sleepwalk in the Suburbs Another Summer's Garden Temple StreetĄDEarly One Friday | |
| 212 | Qiu Cheng: Return (translated by Louise Ho) |
| 214 | CHEUNG Kwok Man: Rainbow-Coloured Dreams (translated by Eva Hung) |
| 216 | Xiao Xi: You Don't Want Roses (translated by Eva Hung) |
| 218 | Gu Cao: Images of Hong Kong in the Tourist Association's Publicity Films (translated by Eva Hung) |
| 220 | Notes on Authors |
| 226 | Notes on Contributors |
| 229 | Books Received |
| 231 | Index |