List of Hong Kong poets
This is a list of Hong Kong poets, both people born in Hong Kong or residing there. The list includes both Chinese language poets and poets writing in other languages.
Chinese language poets
[edit]- Natalia Chan Siu Hung[1]
- Chen Zhide[2][3]
- Huang Yunru[4][5][6]
- Lau Tsz-wan[7][8]
- Ma Lang[9][10]
- Ou Waiou[11][12][13]
- Xi Xi
- Yam Gong[14]
- Leung Ping-kwan
English language poets
[edit]- Mary Jean Chan,[15][16][17] winner, 2019 Costa Book Award for Poetry
- Kit Fan,[18][19][20][21] winner, HKU Poetry Prize 2010; winner, Times/Stephen Spender Prize 2006, finalist, The Times Literary Supplement Mick Imlah Poetry Prize 2017
- Ho-cheung Lee,[22][23][24] founding editor, BALLOONS Lit. Journal
- Nashua Gallagher[25]
- Sayed Gouda
- Louise Ho[26][27]
- Tammy Ho Lai-Ming,[28][29][30] winner, 2015 Hong Kong Arts Development Council Young Artist Award (Literary Arts);[31] founding co-editor, Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
- Henrik Hoeg[32][33][34]
- Sarah Howe,[35] winner, 2015 T. S. Eliot Prize
- Alan Jefferies
- Akin Jeje[36][37][38]
- Agnes Lam,[39][40] Special Mention Award, 2009 Nosside International Poetry Prize
- Madeleine Marie Slavick
- Jennifer Wong,[41][30] winner, 2013 Hong Kong Arts Development Council Young Artist Award (Literary Arts)
- Nicholas Wong,[42] winner, 2016 Lambda Literary Award
- Wiency Wong, winner, 2019 Hong Kong English Poetry Competition, RTHK
- Eric Yip,[43][44] winner, 2021 National Poetry Competition
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- ^ "Cha: An Asian Literary Journal - Akin Jeje". www.asiancha.com. Retrieved 2016-08-30.
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