Selections of poems and fiction, sampling the richness and variety of the hundreds of authors in the issues. Plus a chance to hear and see a few of the authors in performance.
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Selected Issue: Banipal 43, Celebrating Denys Johnson-Davies (2012)
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A Poem entitled Muja (the dancer) Fourteen Years Old, translated by Sam Cha
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A Poem entitled Lacquer Tree Chicken translated by Brother Anthony of Taize
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