Andrew Quintman, Kurtis R. Schaeffer
1-3
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Carl Yamamoto
5-43
This paper looks at two gur, or “vajra songs,” of the controversial twelfth-century yogin, sorcerer, tantric adept, literary innovator, statesman, and m... More
Somtso Bhum, Holly Gayley
45-72
In the novella “Lonely Soul” (ཁེར་རྐྱང་གི་རྣམ་ཤེས།), Tsedrön Kyi (ཚེ་སྒྲོན་སྐྱིད?... More
Andrew Quintman, Kurtis R. Schaeffer
73-83
Few compositions of the early twentieth century hold a place as dear to the hearts of Tibetan readers as the “Song of Lhasa Memories.” This ornate poem,... More
Geshe N. L. Nornang, Lawrence Epstein
85-100
This ornate poem, composed by Shelkar Lingpa (Shel dkar gling pa, 1876–1913) in the Indian hill station of Darjeeling, evokes everyday life in faraway Lhasa, ... More
Tsedrön Kyi; Somtso Bhum
101-112
Ruth Gamble
113-124
Dzemé Losang Palden; Christopher Bell
125-179
In 1970 a text infamously known as the Yellow Book was composed by Dzemé Rinpoché. This book discusses several Tibetan Geluk masters that were harmed or... More
Sarah Jacoby
181-203
This essay explores the vibrancy of Tibetan women’s writing and publishing, centering on the woman who is likely the most prolific female writer in Tibeta... More
Tsering Wangmo Dhompa
205-216
Tsering Wangmo Dhompa discusses her approaches to writing in different genres, the power of language and poetry, the implications of place and displacement,... More
Joshua Brallier
217-227
Sonam Dolma Brauen
229-231
