This manual pertains to "Words Flower from One to Another," a collection of bi-lingual, responsive tanka poetry published on November 28, 2011. Authored by Amelia Fielden and Saeko Ogi, this work explores sensitive, delicate, and varied poetic styles, offering a unique cross-national flavor. It is intended for tanka aficionados and newcomers alike, showcasing the collaborative efforts of its creators in both English and Japanese.
The purpose of this document is to provide comprehensive information regarding the content and context of "Words Flower from One to Another." It details the authors' backgrounds, including Amelia Fielden's expertise in Japanese literature translation and Saeko Ogi's extensive experience in Japanese language teaching and tanka writing. This manual serves as a resource for understanding the nuances of the poetry and the creative process behind its bilingual presentation.
Two of Australia's most accomplished tanka artists collaborate in this bi-lingual (English / Japanese) collection. Saeko Ogi, whose primary language is Japanese but who is at home in English, and Amelia Fielden, whose primary language is English with wide experience in Japanese, write their tanka, in both languages, in response to those of the other. By linking ideas, suggestions and atmosphere, they give their tanka an interpersonal dimension and a cross-national flavour. The poems are sensitive, delicate and varied. This collection will be a source of enjoyment to the tanka aficionados in both countries, as well as those coming new to the form. Amelia Fielden Australian poet, Amelia Fielden, has a Master of Arts degree in Japanese Literature, and is a professional translator who also writes original English verse in the traditional Japanese tanka form. Specializing currently in the work of contemporary Japanese women poets, Amelia has translated sixteen such collections to date. In 2007 she was awarded the Donald Keene Prize For Translation of Japanese Literature by Columbia University, USA, for Ferris Wheel: 101 Modern and Contemporary Japanese Tanka (Cheng & Tsui, Boston). Amelia's own tanka have been widely published in journals and anthologies,and awarded internationally. Six collections of her original poetry have appeared between 2002 and 2010, the most recent of them being Baubles, Bangles & Beads (2007) and Light On Water (2010). Also published in 2010 was Weaver Birds, a bilingual collaborative tanka diary created by Amelia and Japanese born Canberra poet, Saeko Ogi. Saeko Ogi Tokyo born Saeko Ogi, who graduated from Tokyo Woman's Christian University, came to Australia in 1972. She has devoted herself to Japanese language teaching for twenty-five years in Canberra. After she retired from her teaching she took up writing tanka and watercolour painting. Currently she is a member of the Araragi-ha Tanka-kai in Japan. Since 2002 she has been involved in the translation of tanka, in association with Amelia Fielden; so far they have translated and published the tanka collections, Time Passes and The Maternal Line by Kawano Yuko, and The Time of This World - 100 tanka from 13 collections written by Kawano Yuko, selected by Oshima Shiyo. Also Doorway to the Sky and Breast Clouds by Tanaka Noriko.
Author: Fielden, Amelia
Author: Ogi, Saeko
Publisher: Interactive Press
Illustration: N
Language: ENG
Title: Words Flower from One to Another
Pages: 00000 (Encrypted EPUB)
On Sale: 2011-11-28
SKU-13/ISBN: 9781921869594
Category: Language Arts & Disciplines : Composition & Creative Writing
Category: Poetry : Asian
Category: Poetry : Australian & Oceanian
Two of Australia's most accomplished tanka artists collaborate in this bi-lingual (English / Japanese) collection. Saeko Ogi, whose primary language is Japanese but who is at home in English, and Amelia Fielden, whose primary language is English with wide experience in Japanese, write their tanka, in both languages, in response to those of the other. By linking ideas, suggestions and atmosphere, they give their tanka an interpersonal dimension and a cross-national flavour. The poems are sensitive, delicate and varied. This collection will be a source of enjoyment to the tanka aficionados in both countries, as well as those coming new to the form. Amelia Fielden Australian poet, Amelia Fielden, has a Master of Arts degree in Japanese Literature, and is a professional translator who also writes original English verse in the traditional Japanese tanka form. Specializing currently in the work of contemporary Japanese women poets, Amelia has translated sixteen such collections to date. In 2007 she was awarded the Donald Keene Prize For Translation of Japanese Literature by Columbia University, USA, for Ferris Wheel: 101 Modern and Contemporary Japanese Tanka (Cheng & Tsui, Boston). Amelia's own tanka have been widely published in journals and anthologies,and awarded internationally. Six collections of her original poetry have appeared between 2002 and 2010, the most recent of them being Baubles, Bangles & Beads (2007) and Light On Water (2010). Also published in 2010 was Weaver Birds, a bilingual collaborative tanka diary created by Amelia and Japanese born Canberra poet, Saeko Ogi. Saeko Ogi Tokyo born Saeko Ogi, who graduated from Tokyo Woman's Christian University, came to Australia in 1972. She has devoted herself to Japanese language teaching for twenty-five years in Canberra. After she retired from her teaching she took up writing tanka and watercolour painting. Currently she is a member of the Araragi-ha Tanka-kai in Japan. Since 2002 she has been involved in the translation of tanka, in association with Amelia Fielden; so far they have translated and published the tanka collections, Time Passes and The Maternal Line by Kawano Yuko, and The Time of This World - 100 tanka from 13 collections written by Kawano Yuko, selected by Oshima Shiyo. Also Doorway to the Sky and Breast Clouds by Tanaka Noriko.
Author: Fielden, Amelia
Author: Ogi, Saeko
Publisher: Interactive Press
Illustration: N
Language: ENG
Title: Words Flower from One to Another
Pages: 00000 (Encrypted EPUB)
On Sale: 2011-11-28
SKU-13/ISBN: 9781921869594
Category: Language Arts & Disciplines : Composition & Creative Writing
Category: Poetry : Asian
Category: Poetry : Australian & Oceanian
