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Liquid Words: Ocean, Sea, and Stream #1 (NEW)

Tuesday, April 03, 2012 6:30 PM

"Surf Journal" by Mark Thiel, read by No‘ukahau‘oli Revilla
Bamboo Ridge 98 (Fall 2010): 204-205

"Over the Falls" by John Clark, read by Aito Simpson Steele
Bamboo Ridge 84 (25th Anniversary Issue, Fall 2003): 162-165

"Sharks in Shapes of 8" by Norman Hindley, read by Bill Ogilvie From Winter Eel by Norman Hindley (Honolulu: Petronium Press, 1984)

"Kahuna Dave" by Lee Cataluna, read by Tracy Yamamoto (with Esther Izuo)
Folks You Meet in Longs and Other Stories (Bamboo Ridge 86): 112-113

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A devout poet-philosopher and practitioner, Saijo is committed to illuminating his vision for others through language. Realizing all the while the inherent limitations of this construct we call language, Saijo expounds upon the ineffable as much as is humbly and humanly possible. Lawrence Ferlinghetti says, "Albert Saijo has the great vision most poets and painters never had." Saijo is the author of Trip Trap with Jack Kerouac and Lew Welch and The Backpacker. Of Outspeaks A Rhapsody, Saijo's first collection of poetry, Gary Snyder says: "All CAPS and dashes, Albert Saijo's poem is a great life's strong song."