- Ko Ko
Thett (Burmese: ကိုကိုသက်;
stylised as ko ko
thett; born in 1972 in Rangoon) is a poet,
poetry translator and
editor based in Norwich,
United Kingdom...
- (1974) (of his wife). All of
these works can be
found in Ma Thanegi's Paw Oo
Thett (1936–1993), His Life and His
Creativity and some of them in
Andrew Ranard's...
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crackdowns sent
hundreds to
their deaths". Reuters.
Retrieved 2023-02-28. Ko Ko
Thett. "In
memory of poet K Za Win (1982-2021)". The
Green Violin.
Retrieved 2023-02-28...
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celebrated living artists.
Along with his
close friends Kin
Maung Yin and Paw Oo
Thett, Win Pe was a
leader of Myanmar’s
modern art
movement in the 1960s. In the...
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Retrieved 8
April 2007. icke så
platt för skämptt, att
thett iw
skulle nogett betecknedh hafue,
efterty thett syntess ****
eller otte wäder
soler uti en kreetz...
- "Bearing
witness through poetry".
Index on Censorship. 50 (4). Ni, Thitsar;
thett, ko ko; Byrne,
James (2012). "Two Poems". Manoa. 24 (2): 18–19. doi:10.1353/man...
- Yin was the
leader of this
group which in
addition to Win Pe and Paw Oo
Thett soon
included Baji Aung Soe, Nan Waii, Shwe Oung Thame. He died at Yangon...
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Burmese Poets was co-edited and co-translated by
James Byrne and Ko Ko
Thett and is
widely recognised as the
first anthology of
contemporary Burmese...
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anthology Bones Will Crow: 15
Contemporary Burmese Poets was
edited by Ko Ko
Thett and
James Byrne. It
featured poetry from Tin Moe,
Thitsar Ni, Aung Cheimt...
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Letter Books)
Bones Will Crow: An
Anthology of
Burmese Poetry,
editor Ko Ko
Thett and
James Byrne (Northern
Illinois University Press) Landays:
Poetry of...
