A forthcoming study of Kūkai’s poetics and The Ultimate Meaning of the Three Teachings in Literary Sinitic context.

A forthcoming translation of the Jixuan ji for the Hsu-Tang Library of Classical Chinese Literature.

Co-edited with Timothy O’Neill, this volume gathers studies in early and medieval China.

A study of the Heavenly Questions and its interpretation across two millennia.

Selected essays by Jao Tsung-i on literature and related topics, edited and translated in part.

A Chinese-language book on the lure of Chinese literature and classical literature through a sinologist’s eyes.

A study of shamanistic religious influences on Chinese literary tradition.

A sole-edited volume on reading fu poetry from the Han to Song dynasties.

A translation of the Elegies of Chu for Oxford World’s Classics.

A sole-edited volume on the fu genre and the rhapsodic imagination in imperial China.

Translations of selected poems by Jao Tsung-i, with scholarly introduction and annotation.

Co-edited with Wang Ping, this volume studies southern identity and estrangement in medieval Chinese poetry.

This book shows the creative artistry inherent in the Chinese practice of literary imitation.