Shanghai Poets magazine is the first poetry magazine in Shanghai since the founding of the People's Republic of China. In June 2007, 5438+ 10 was changed from the internal publication of Shanghai Writers Association to the public publication. Zhao Chuan Li Hong and Ji Zhenbang are bimonthly published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. Since its official publication, The Shanghai Poet has published many new works and representative works of poets at home and abroad, and discussed many topics in the field of poetry creation, which has aroused widespread concern in the poetry circle and won a large number of readers. Shanghai Poet, while publishing famous works, has long been committed to excavating and cultivating young writers with creative potential and prospects, constantly innovating, building an exchange platform for excellent poems and fine works, and cultivating a group of new generation poets.
Adhering to the tenet of "producing new people, works and theories", Shanghai Poet has published many new poems in three consecutive issues since the first issue. In the setting of magazine columns, it is also ingenious. From the "Special Recommendation" column at the beginning of the publication to the "New Generation" column added in the third issue of 2008, the efforts to tap new people have been further strengthened, and the author echelon has been continuously transported for the literary poetry garden.
In 2008, the first issue of Shanghai Poets published Zhang Qinru's group poem Water Center. Born in the 1980s, she expressed her unique philosophical thinking with fresh words, and interpreted the "wandering beauty" of poetry with a calm and stretched style. She wrote: "I hope the surface of time is not an empty cycle ..." Let people appreciate the subtle vicissitudes of life and have a long artistic conception.
The third issue published Gao Shen's group poem "Rain has given us different realms" and his experience in writing poems. The writer is a junior high school student in Shaanxi Province. The editor of Shanghai Poet came across her poems in a local magazine. She thinks that a 14-year-old child has a profound understanding of life, and her sensitivity and sensibility are beyond her peers. So after many twists and turns, I contacted the manuscript and gave her great encouragement and support.
The fourth issue published Yao Yuan's "On the Possible Climax of Poetry" and "Light is absurd and slow, and now the sky is raining". She and sister-in-law Chen, who will publish a poem in the fifth issue, are both college students at present. Yao Yuan's works have made a certain degree of tentative expansion in poetic imagery, poetic context and poetic expression. She wrote: "We worship the oasis that has long passed away, and our longing eyes collide with time, and the echo of despair pops up ..." It creates a broad imagination and lyric space for readers. Mrs. Chen's writing style is good at depicting complicated details of life and integrating novel ideas into it, which is delicate and ingenious.
Almost all the works published by these authors for the first time were published in Shanghai Poets, and many of them kept strong creative energy. Zhang Qinru also joined the Shanghai Writers Association this year. It is reported that "Shanghai Poet" plans to cooperate with the "Literature Lecture Room" organized by the Writers Association to publish the poetry works of this event. Spread the charm of poetry art as widely as possible, establish smooth communication channels with readers, and take this opportunity to tap and cultivate new people among college students and continue to contribute to the prosperity and development of poetry.