Letter from John Cayley, Wellsweep Press, to Angus Graham to inform him that Wellspring would like to publish his Poems of the West Lake.
Sans titreChinese poetry
85 Description archivistique résultats pour Chinese poetry
Letter from John Cayley, Wellsweep Press, to Angus Graham to state that the book is well-advanced. He encloses two signed copies of the contract which if Graham is satisfied with, then he should sign one and return it. One signed and witnessed copy of the Memorandum of Agreement is with the letter for 12 April 1990.
Sans titreAngus Graham wrote many articles throughout his career. This series contains material relating to his articles including drafts and correspondence.
Sans titreTone patterns in Chinese Poetry, published with G.B. Downer in the Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 26/1 (1963). Five drafts, 4 of 4 pieces, 1 of 5 pieces.
Sans titreStructure and licence in Chinese regulated verse was published in the Journal of Chinese Linguistics 8 (1980). This material consists of drafts and a letter from William S-Y Wang, Editor of the Journal.
Sans titreStructure and licence in Chinese regulated verse by A.C. Graham - two drafts.
Sans titreLetter from William S-Y Wang, Editor, Journal of Chinese Linguistics, to Angus Graham to send him a copy of Conal Boyce's article, Min sandhi in verse recitation and to ask Graham to contribute to a future Journal on the theme of linguistic analysis in Chinese poetry.
Sans titreThe Hard Road to Shu by Li Po translated by A.C. Graham. One full copy + two partial copies of translation which appeared as Translation of Li Po, "The Hard Road to Shu", in A Brotherhood of Song, edited by Stephen C. Soong, Hong Kong, Chinese University Press, 1986 or in Renditions, 1984.
Sans titrePoems of the West Lake was published in Renditions (Hong Kong) no.25, 1987. This material is a letter from Eva Hung, Executive Editor, Renditions, to Angus Graham to ask if he would be willing to translate some selections of the Zhuang zi for a special editions of Renditions on prose, both classical and contemporary, dated 6 September 1988.
Sans titreReviews written by Angus Graham and allied correspondence.
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