What the Welsh and Chinese Have In Common

Acknowledgements

What The Welsh And Chinese Have In Common is the winner of the 1990 Poetry Chapbook Competition sponsored by the North Carolina Writers' Network.

Final Judge: Maxine Kumin

Preliminary Judges: Wendy Salinger and R.T. Smith

1985 --Carolina Shout! by Shelby Stephenson
1986 --Satan Speaks of Eve In Seven Voices, After the Fall by Anna Wooten-Hawkins
1987 --Oriflamb by Isabel Zubler
1988 --A Rapid Transit by Edison Dupree
1989 -- Off-Road Meditations by Becky Gould Gibson

Anthology of Magazine Verse & Yearbook of American Poetry: "Native African Revolutionaries"
Caesura: "I Recall That Li Po Considered Death Final"
Cardinal--An Anthology of North Carolina Writers: "Essay in Political Science"
Carolina Quarterly: "Native African Revolutionaries"
Georgia Review: "Essay in Political Science"
Ironwood: "What the Welsh and Chinese Have in Common," "Heart"
Lyricist: "Fear For Lizards"
Ohio Review: "The Find"
Plainsong: "Distance"
Poetry Center Southeast Portfolio 1984: "Life in the Body"
Southern Humanities Review: "Bamboo"
Southern Poetry Review: "Not the Moon"

Special thanks to the editors of the above journals and to North Carolina Arts Council for their support.

Publication of this chapbook was made possible in part by a grant from the North Carolina Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts, and with the sponsorship and production assistance of Harperprints, the award-winning commercial printer in Henderson, N. C.

Cover drawing: Tom Jones

Originally published as the Harperprints Poetry Chapbook by:

North Carolina Writers' Nework
P.O. Box 954
Carrboro, NC 27510

Original ISBN 0-9624274-5-4

Paul_Jones@unc.edu