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

• Natalia Chan Siu Hung[1]
• Chen Zhide[2][3]
• Chung Kwok-keung[4]
• Fan Sin Piu[5]
• Huang Yunru[6][7][8]
• Lau Tsz-wan[9][10]
• Liu Waitong[11]
• Eric Lui[12]
• Ma Lang[13][14]
• Ou Waiou[15][16][17]
• Tang Siu Wa[18][19]
• Xi Xi
• Jeffrey Ngai Pang Chin
• Yau Ching[20]
• Yam Gong[21]
• Leung Ping-kwan

English language poets

• Kit Fan,[22][23][24][25] winner, HKU Poetry Prize 2010; winner, Times/Stephen Spender Prize 2006, finalist, The Times Literary Supplement Mick Imlah Poetry Prize 2017
• Ho-cheung Lee,[26][27][28] founding editor, BALLOONS Lit. Journal
• Nashua Gallagher[29]
• Sayed Gouda
• Louise Ho[30][31]
• Tammy Ho Lai-Ming,[32][33][34] winner, 2015 Hong Kong Arts Development Council Young Artist Award (Literary Arts);[35] founding co-editor, Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
• Henrik Hoeg[36][37][38]
• Sarah Howe,[39] winner, 2015 T. S. Eliot Prize
• Alan Jefferies
• Akin Jeje[40][41][42]
• Agnes Lam,[43][44] Special Mention Award, 2009 Nosside International Poetry Prize
• Madeleine Marie Slavick
• Jennifer Wong,[45][34] winner, 2013 Hong Kong Arts Development Council Young Artist Award (Literary Arts)
• Nicholas Wong,[46] winner, 2016 Lambda Literary Award
• Gillian Bickley[47] [48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55]

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• Andrew S. Guthrie [63]
• Birgit Bunzel Linder [64]

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• Jason S Polley [66]
• Patty Ho [67] [68]
• Vaughan Rapatahana [69]
• Celia Claase [70]
• Shahilla Shariff [71]
• Elbert Siu Ping Lee [72]
• Mary-Jane Newton [73] [74]
• Sally Dellow [75]
• Ahmed Elbeshlawy [76]
• Jose Manuel Sevilla [77]
• D.J. Hamilton [78]

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49. "For the Record and other Poems of Hong Kong", Proverse Hong Kong, Hong Kong Arts Development Council Awardee 2003
50. "China Suite and other Poems", Proverse Hong Kong, Hong Kong Arts Development Council Awardee 2009
51. "Sightings: A Collection of Poetry", Proverse Hong Kong Hong Kong Arts Development Council Awardee, 2007
52. 'Perceptions", Hong Kong Arts Development Council Awardee, 2012
53. Moving House and other poems of Hong Kong", Proverse Hong Kong, 2005
54. "Over the Years", Proverse Hong Kong, 2017
55. Poems/Poeme (bilingual English-Romanian poetry collection)
56. Awarded the “Grand Prix Orient-Occident Des Arts” at the 18th International Festival, “Curtea de Argeș Poetry Nights”, held in Romania in 2014
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61. "Outloud Too", p. 30, MCCM Creations, 2014
62. Review of "Perceptions", in "Innovations," by Michael Tsang, "Asian Cha", September 2012, (Issue 18)
63. "Alphabet", Proverse Hong Kong, 2015. International Proverse Prize Finalist. Hong Kong Arts Development Council award.
64. "Bliss of Bewilderment", Proverse Hong Kong, 2017. Hong Kong Arts Development Council award.
65. "Shadows in Deferment", Proverse Hong Kong, 2013. International Proverse Prize Winner 2012. Hong Kong Arts Development Council award.
66. "refrain", Proverse Hong Kong, 2010. An International Proverse Prize Publication.
67. "Heart to Heart", Proverse Hong Kong, 2010. Hong Kong Arts Development Council award.
68. "Of Leaves and Ashes", Proverse Hong Kong, 2016"
69. "Home, Away, Elsewhere", Proverse Hong Kong, 2011. International Proverse Prize Semi-Finalist, 2009.
70. "The Layers Between", Proverse Hong Kong, 2015. International Proverse Prize Winner 2014.
71. "Life Lines", Proverse Hong Kong, 2012. International Proverse Prize Publication 2011.
72. "Rain on the Pacific Coast", Proverse Hong Kong, 2013. Hong Kong Arts Development Council award.
73. "Of Symbols Misused", Proverse Hong Kong, 2011.
74. "Unlocking", Proverse Hong Kong, 2014.
75. "Wonder, Lust & Itchy Feet", Proverse Hong Kong, 2010. An International Proverse Prize Publication.
76. "Savage Charm", Proverse Hong Kong, 2019.
77. "The Year of the Apparitions", Proverse Hong Kong, 2020. Hong Kong Arts Development Council award
78. "The Hummingbird Sometimes Flies Backwards", Proverse Hong Kong, 2019. Winner of the International Proverse Prize 2018.

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