news from kintespace.com ::: 6/30/2010
Contents:
- ::: Amy Uyematsu: Before Bruce Lee There Was Toshiro Mifune
- ::: Louis Ochuko Ehwerhemuepha: Land of Irony#### ::: Amy Uyematsu: Before Bruce Lee There Was Toshiro Mifune
::: ::: http://kintespace.com/p_amy_uyematsu0.html
Avenue 50 Studio in Highland park might rightly deserve the credit for having (and sharing) the only motion picture recording of Amy Uyematsu reading her poetry on the Internet. Many thanks! We have Amy reading a humorous (and amorous) piece about the great film actor Toshiro Mifune.
From wikipedia.com: “Amy Uyematsu (born 1947) is a Japanese-American poet. Growing up in Southern California, she was torn between her American self and Japanese self, a conflict which has deeply influenced her poetry. She is also a high school math teacher and many of her poems reflect elements of math and quote mathematic equations. She has published three poetry books: Nights of Fire, Nights of Rain, 30 Miles from J-town, and Stone Bow Prayer (Copper Canyon Press, 2005).”
::: Louis Ochuko Ehwerhemuepha: Land of Irony
::: ::: http://kintespace.com/p_Ehwerhemuepha0.html
This is installment nine, celebrating Dr. Jerry Agada’s labor of love, 500 Nigerian Poets. This Aboki Publishers volume, shipping from 43 New Bridge (Otukpo) Road in Makurdi, Benue State, sings with diversity. It remains a rich tapestry of creative vision.
Louis Ochuko Ehwerhemuepha was a student of physics at Delta State University, Abraka, at the time of publication. Born in 1986, he is from Ehwerhe-Agbaro in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State.