Ngo Tu Lap is the winner of seven literary prizes in Vietnam, where he has published four books of fiction, two books of poetry, three books of essays, and many translations. He returned to Hanoi in 2006, after completing a PhD in English at Illinois Normal State University, where he also worked for Dalkey Archive Press. He now teaches film theory and criticism at Vietnam National University.
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Martha Collins is the author of eight books of poetry, including Admit One: An American Scrapbook, Day Unto Day, White Papers, and Blue Front. She has also published four collections of cotranslated Vietnamese poems, most recently Black Stars: Poems by Ngo Tu Lap, as well as translations from Spanish, German, Italian, and French. She has taught both undergraduate and graduate translation workshops, and has published essays on the art of literary translation. She is editor-at-large for FIELD magazine, and one of the translation editors for Oberlin College Press. She is most recently editor of Into English (Graywolf Press, 2017), with Kevin Prufer.
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Ngo Tu Lap is the winner of seven literary prizes in Vietnam, where he has published four books of fiction, two books of poetry, three books of essays, and many translations. He returned to Hanoi in 2006, after completing a PhD in English at Illinois Normal State University, where he also worked for Dalkey Archive Press. He now teaches film theory and criticism at Vietnam National University.
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