Letter from the Editors
Andrew Quintman, Kurtis Schaeffer
Table of Contents
Paths, Waterfalls, and Awakenings: Döndrup Gyel and the Development of Tibetan Nationalist Discourse in Modern China
Christopher Peacock
This article presents a reading of Döndrup Gyel, modern Tibet’s most prominent writer, from the perspective of his nationalist discourse and its connections ... More
Gsan yig in Bridging the Historical Gap of Abhidharmakośa Tradition in Tibetan Buddhism
Mriti Gyana
This essay examines the complex lineage transmission of the Abhidharmakośa (ADK) within Tibetan Buddhism, addressing a critical yet understudied aspect of Abh... More
The Pond of Blossoming White Lotuses: An Ornamental Ode to the Goddess of Melodies, Sarasvatī by Shuchen Tsultrim Rinchen
Joie Szu-Chiao Chen
This is a translation of a poem written by Shuchen Tsultrim Rinchen (Zhu chen Tshul khrims rin chen, 1697-1774), best known as the editor of the Dergé edition ... More
Three Poems By Chimay
Rongwo Lugyal
Translation of three poems by Pematso (པདྨ་འཚོ།), known by her pen name Chimay (འཆི་མེད།), is one of Tibet’s most prominent co... More
Toilet by Tsadeu
Lucia Galli
Translation of the short story by Tsewang Gyel (tshe dbang rgyal), writing under the pen name Tsadeu (tshwa rde’u), a writer and reporter for the legal affair... More
Sorting Through the Library of Hubert Decleer and Finding What it Means to be Rimé
Dominique Townsend
An essay on Hubert Decleer’s library honoring his life, scholarship, and legacy.
Interview with Tsering Yangzom Lama
Tsering Yangzom Lama
Interview with the writer Tsering Yangzom Lama.
Artist Statement
Kunsang Gyatso
