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TRAN YEN THAO, pseudonym of Tran Ngoc
Minh, poet, writer and translator, who was born in 1940 Binh Thuan
(Phan-thiet, Central Vietnam). Before and after 1975 when South Vietnam
collapsed, he has contributed to several literary magazines published in
Vietnam. His debut short story collection ‘Mac Can’ was published in 1970 by
Tu Thuc Publisher in Saigon, which was followed by ‘Hat tu tho Tran Yen Thao’
(collection of poems set into music by musicians Tran Van Bui, Viet Chung and
Nguyen Tung published by Hanh Dong in 1971), ‘Qua tang nguoi xua’ (collection
of poems published by Tre Publisher in 1998), and ‘Rung nguyen so’
(collection of poems published by Tre Publisher in 1999). Besides, his works
have been selected for several anthologies, including ‘Luc Bat Tinh’ (which
includes 501 authors, published by Dong Nai in 1997), ‘Sac Huong Hoa But’
(several authors, published by Van Nghe in 2001), ‘Tuyen tap 7 Tac-gia trong
va ngoai nuoc’(US: Thu An Quan, 2004), and ‘Ben troi’ (US: Thu An Quan,
2004). In the field of translation, he translated into Vietnamese ‘Nhung
kiet-nhan cua nen van-minh co-dai Trung-Quoc’ (co-translated from Chinese
with Lam Hong Lan; VN: Nha Van-Hoa Thong-Tin, 2001). Tran
Yen Thao’s another book of translation ‘17 The-ky lich-su cua con duong to
lua’ is now going to press. The book which is due to reach the market this
year will soon be released in the next few months. He is living in Binh
Thuan, Vietnam. Publications: 1 Mac Can’ (Saigon: Tu Thuc, 1970) 2 Hat tu tho Tran Yen Thao’ (Saigon: Hanh Dong,
1971) 3 Qua tang nguoi xua’ (Saigon: Tre Publisher,
1998), 4 Rung nguyen so’ (Saigon: Tre Publisher, 1999). Tel: The Writers Post & literature-in-translation, founded 1999, based in the US.
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