A Small Obligation and Other Stories of Hilo

Comics & Graphic Novels

Nunes, Susan

Graphic Novels

Bamboo Ridge Pr

an anthology of stories, poems &amp; art

Malama: Hawaiian Land and Water

Literature & Fiction

United States

This is a special double issue of Bamboo Ridge, The Hawaiian Writer's Quarterly, issues No. 39 and 40, Summer and Fall, 1988.Short stories by Rodney Morales, who was born and raised on Oahu.

The Speed of Darkness

Morales, Rodney

The Watcher of Waipuna (Bamboo Ridge, 55-56)

Pak, Gary

Bamboo Ridge Hawaii Writers Quarterly: #63-64

Contemporary

third book of island tales retold, illustrated

More Kaua'I Tales (Bamboo Ridge Series Vol. 70)

Politics & Social Sciences

Wichman, Frederick B.

Social Sciences

"As diverse as these pieces are, each one has an honesty of voice, a strong and sure sense of place, and a sense of genealogy that invites us to share the experiences of being local."-from the Introduction

Growing Up Local: An Anthology of Poetry & Prose from Hawaii

History & Criticism

Bamboo Ridge Quarterly #73

VARIOUS

Intersecting Circles: The Voices of Hapa Women in Poetry and Prose (Bamboo Ridge, 76)

Magazine. Fiction. Poetry. Art. With the work of more than 30 writers, this issue of BAMBOO RIDGE opens with the work of the Editors' Choice Awards winners, Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhran for poetry, Tyler Miranda for prose, and Janine Oshiro for new BR writer. The award winners are followed by "Not Pau Yet," a special section of selections from works in progress, excerpts from book-length manuscripts by Jeffrey Carroll, Lee Cataluna, J. Freen, Ann Inoshita, Juliet S. Kono, Alexei Melnick, and Kahikahealani Wight. Featured artist in this issue is Fred H. Roster, professor of Art and Art History at the University of Hawai`i at Manoa. The veteran sculptor's work has always been provocative, humorous, and inventive. A portfolio of his work is accompanied by an insightful article by Lisa A. Yoshihara, Director of the UH Art Gallery. Also included in this anthology, new work by Juliet S. Kono, Wing Tek Lum, Joseph Stanton, Brenda Kwon, and Michael Little, as well as two intimate poems by Bamboo Ridge Press co-founder and poetry editor Eric Chock's wife, Ghislaine D. Chock.

Bamboo Ridge Journal #77

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