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Translation&Publishing: which situation do I need to inform the author, or don't?

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I read some English poems on the books or websites, and like to translate some poems from English to Chinese. So can I put these English poems with my translation on my blog?

Which situation do I need to inform the author, or don't? How will I do? 1.Translate his/her poems in Chinese, and put his/her original on my blog? 2.Excerpt his/her full or part of the poems in my essay, and put the essay on my blog or book? 3.Write a essay to introduce his/her poems or book?

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