I, snow leopard

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1. Verfasser: Majia, Jidi 1961- (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht: Honolulu ; Berkeley Mānoa Books/El León Literary Arts [2016]
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I, snow leopard Jidi Majia ; preface by Barry Lopez ; afterword by Denis Mair ; translated by Frank Stewart ; [illustrations by Alan Magee]
Honolulu ; Berkeley Mānoa Books/El León Literary Arts [2016]
48 Seiten Illustrationen
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Chinese poetry / 21st century / Translations into English
Chinese poetry fast
spellingShingle Majia, Jidi 1961-
I, snow leopard
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title I, snow leopard
title_auth I, snow leopard
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title_full I, snow leopard Jidi Majia ; preface by Barry Lopez ; afterword by Denis Mair ; translated by Frank Stewart ; [illustrations by Alan Magee]
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Chinese poetry fast
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Chinese poetry
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