Hoàng Quang Thuận

Hoàng Quang Thuận (born 1953) is a Vietnamese poet, the author of two poetry collections: "Hoa Lư thi tập" and "Thi vân Yên Tử". These poetry collections have, however, been called plagiarized – as being copied from “Bái Đính ngàn năm tâm linh và huyền thoại” (Trương Đình Trường, 2008) and "Chùa Yên Tử, Lịch sử - Truyền thuyết di tích và danh thắng" (Trần Trương, 3rd ed, 2005), respectively.

In 2009, in hopes of boosting his position within the Vietnamese poetry community, Hoàng sent his poetry collections to the Swedish Academy and nominated himself for the Nobel Prize in Literature. His name was not accepted by the Nobel Committee.

Poetry collections
 "Hoa Lư thi tập" 121 poems – Hoa Lu: Poems of Vietnam's Ancient Capital (with English and French translations)
 "Ngọa Vân Yên Tử"
 "Thi vân Yên Tử" 143 poems

References

Category:1953 births
Category:21st-century Vietnamese poets
Category:Living people
Category:Vietnamese male poets
Category:People involved in plagiarism controversies