Who wrote what line?

Who wrote what line? Match the lines with the author:

Jeffrey Carroll, Janine Oshiro, Lee Cataluna, Jon Hamblin, Mary Lombard, Milton Kimura, Jean Yamasaki Toyama, Beryl Allene Young, Wing Tek Lum.
--There were a thousand nipples in one case. <

--“Chicken guts!” <

--“Talk like one haole,” her father said. “Amaguchi” the Japanese said. Amai, amai, oh so sweet. <

--On my bicycle headed home. Shoulder moon, balancing on wheels is a miracle. <

--As a “ratoon crop” baby, I was the only child still in the house when my mother went through menopause. <

--His feet a clever fit of boulders. <

--That sneaky bastard balla-headed my head with a potato peeler. <

--We eat slices of watermelon off dishes that rattle like the sound of old bones. <

--A chip off the old parsimonious block. <

Extra credit: check out the photo of the nine authors at Native Books and put the face to the name to the line. <

Find out in the latest Bamboo Ridge issue, #94. Answers revealed next month.