Ulu

UluWritten by Kai Gaspar Softcover, 137 pp A raw and lyrical poetic memoir, Ulu captures with haunting vivacity the world of Hnaunau, Hawaii in the 1970s and 80s: the humanity and hunger of its unforgettable villagers, who seed and feed and breed in the dark, the sensual coming of age of the poet narrator, who, with his keen eye, and desire to protect and heal, honors, recollects, and chronicles both the troubled and the healing moolelo of his ina. In

Jill Engledow and Summer KupauRelease Date: November 2019

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Kai Gaspar is a Kanaka ‘Ōiwi poet and teacher whose works have been published in Mauri Ola Contemporary Polynesian Poems in English / Whetu Moana II

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