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Winter 1994

TITLE	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	GENRE	PAGES
Ai	Lau	Lucius	poetry	101
Alexander Fu Sheng Kicks Bruce Lee's Ass, Sonny Chiba and Toshiro Mifune Too	Yamanaka	Lois-Ann	prose	71-75
Apocalyptic Barbie	Duhamel	Denise	poetry	97
Blah Blah Blah	Yamanaka	Lois-Ann	prose	62-66
Body Surfer	Schultz	Susan M.	poetry	121-122
Childhood Memories	Lum	Wing Tek	poetry	106-107
Crouch	Davis-Shea	Rachael	poetry	93
Earth Slanguage with English on It	Saijo	Albert	poetry	117-118
excerpt from "Maloko Pu'uwai e Laka (Within Laka's Heart)"	Lau	Carolyn Leilani	prose	41-47
Finishing School	Davis-Shea	Rachael	poetry	91-92
Hoolulu Park and the Pepsodent Smile	Kono	Juliet S.	prose	31-40
In His Absence	Nishioka	L.	poetry	113-114
John Young	Hara	Marie	biography	87-88
Kaimuki	McPherson	Michael	poetry	110-111
Kilani Bakery Obaasan	Nishioka	L.	poetry	115-116
Local Motions	Wilson	Rob	poetry	123
Mother-Tongue	Keller	Nora Cobb	prose	14-20
On Receiving Your Gift of Narcissus	Atkins	Priscilla	poetry	89-90
One Version of Cheese and Fruit	Kim	Jacqueline	poetry	99-100
Oompah Loompah	Yamanaka	Lois-Ann	prose	67-70
Pin the Fan on the Head	Yamanaka	Lois-Ann	prose	76-80
Protuberances of My Father	Davis-Shea	Rachael	poetry	94-96
Sister from Another Planet	Kirk-Kuwaye	Christine	prose	21-30
Sisu	Eicher	Diana J.	poetry	98
Sketchbook	Young	John	artwork	81-86
Testimony	McPherson	Michael	poetry	108-109
The Bonita Hills Day Trip	Chang	Leonard	prose	7-13
The Kids	Lombard	Mary	prose	48-54
The Sky's the Limit	Schultz	Susan M.	poetry	119-120
The Youngest Child	Lum	Wing Tek	poetry	104-105
This Secret Charge	Lum	Wing Tek	poetry	102-103
Toreador	Young	John	artwork	cover
Untitled	Young	John	artwork	title page
Vince	Planas	Chris	prose	55-61
Yukimi	Muranaka	D N	prose	112

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The Seven Orchids
ISBN: 0-910043-73-6
Winner of the Hawai‘i Book Publishers Association Ka Palapala Po‘okela Honorable Mention Award for Excellence in Literature The koa canoe is one of the most important symbols in Hawaiian culture today, a link between Hawai‘i's simpler past and its sophisticated present. Ian MacMillan takes us over to Moloka‘i where a crew of misfit paddlers—women who are dealing with alcoholism, divorce, depression, and more—find an old koa canoe stored in a rundown shed. In a powerful and gripping story centered around the canoe, MacMillan puts us in the boat with the crew. First, we train, and then we paddle in the world championship of outrigger canoe racing, the Moloka‘i to O‘ahu race. A symbol of life, the koa canoe changes each woman, helping her to refocus her life. As they cross Ka Iwi Channel, they leave their misfit status behind in the wake of the canoe. In the midst of his story, MacMillan thoroughly documents the sport of outrigger canoe paddling as only an insider could. He's been there and done that and we ride with him through one of the best accounts of paddling the channel in Hawaiian literature. The Seven Orchids entertains and educates us at the same time. You couldn't ask for more. — John Clark, author of six books on Hawai‘i's beaches