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Not Pau Yet stage.
“Da Pidgin Guerrilla” Lee A. Tonouchi performing his Honolulu Magazine Fiction Contest Grand Prize Winning story “7 Deadly Local Sins” at one Bamboo Ridge Press event on December 6, 2008.
“Da Pidgin Guerrilla” Lee A. Tonouchi performing his Honolulu Magazine Fiction Contest Grand Prize Winning story “7 Deadly Local Sins” at one Bamboo Ridge Press event on December 6, 2008.
What do two editors get after thirty years, ninety issues, and countless discussions/ruminations/days of "What is local literature?" A birthday bash, that’s what! December 5th, 2008 begins as a sunny day in Waikiki. I search for parking in the Hale Koa Hotel’s lot and wonder how many cars belong to beachgoers. When I get to…
I love haikus…they are simple and elegant-like a bamboo shoot.
Here are my three favorites.
Sometimes you write things as they come to you. But the good ones always write themselves. I say this is good only because it makes me feel good. This poem came to me as many do-as a series of vivid images. (probably stemmed from the paddlers I see heading out every afternoon.) In about ten minutes in the middle of my day these images came out of nowhere-I had to stop in the middle of what I was doing and quickly jot down something before they were gone from me. When I got home it took me three hours to figure out how to describe them and another three weeks to tweek them into sense….let me know what you think if you would?
Song and Spoken Word for The Lie message during Living An Original Life series.
Noe Tanigawa, Hawaii Public Radio Arts & Culture reporter. Aired Dec. 1, 2008 Since 1978, Bamboo Ridge Press has published the work of over 850 writers and artists, doggedly pursuing its mission of promoting literature by and about Hawai’i’s people. Books by this small non-profit have been included in courses from Berkeley to Harvard, even…
Noe Tanigawa interviews Lois Ann Yamanaka and Lisa Kanae.
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