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RE-BROADCAST: Honolulu: Living in the City #1

Tuesday, July 03, 2012 6:30 PM

“You seemed too nice, too quiet to be Honolulu-born” by Hina Kahanu, read by Marianette Kauahikaua
Bamboo Ridge 17 (Winter 1982): 19

“A Haole Stops in Kaimuki” by James R. Harstad, read by Bro. Gary Morris, SM
Bamboo Ridge 30 (Spring 1986): 4-6
Republished in Island Fire: An Anthology of Literature from Hawai‘i. Cheryl A. Harstad and James R. Harstad, eds. (Honolulu: Curriculum Research & Development Group, University of Hawai?i and University of Hawai'i Press, 2002): 209-211

“Cheryl Moana Marie Sakata - Kaimuki” by Lee Cataluna, read by Nara Cardenas
Folks You Meet in Longs and Other Stories (Bamboo Ridge 86, 2005): 29-30
Also published as a playscript in Folks You Meet in Longs (Honolulu: Kumu Kahua Theatre, 2003): 14

“Moili‘ili Samurai” by Lue Zimmelman, read by Jason Kanda Bamboo Ridge 33 (Spring 1987): 54-59

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BAMBOO RIDGE ISSUE #100
ISBN: 978-0-910043-86-1
This landmark issue #100 celebrates work selected from the traditional mailed manuscripts with a 100-line limit as well as from the entries from the 100-word and 100-line online submissions. These limits were an attempt to squeeze in 100 authors but instead we chose 100 selections from 70 authors, so that we could include a posthumous tribute to Albert Saijo, a pioneering Beat Generation Asian American poet. The featured artist is Grant Kagimoto of Cane Haul Road and his cover image is not only a tribute to the many “characters” who have contributed to our success but also alludes to an essay, “Waiting for the Big Fish: Recent Research in the Asian American Literature of Hawaii,” by Stephen Sumida in THE BEST OF BAMBOO RIDGE, published in 1981.