81. Momentum Press Archive : Container List 3, 32, Holt, Dennis, 1979. 3, 33, Holtz, Elaine, 1989. 3, 34, hongo, garrett.3, 35, Hopkins, Steven, 1977 1980. 3, 36, Horovitz, Michael, 1973 - 1977. http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/speccoll/testing/html/mss0412f.html

Container List for Momentum Press Archive Part 1: SERIES 1 : CORRESPONDENCE Box Folder A - Miscellaneous. Allen, Blair, 1976 - 1994. AMERICAN POETRY REVIEW, 1978. Appel, Allan, 1977 - 1979. Arguelles, Ivan, 1985 - 1986. B - Miscellaneous. Backlund, Linda, 1976. Barnes, Dick, 1979 - 1983. Baron, Todd, 1984. Barone, Patricia, 1977. Baumann, Susan, 1977. Baxter, Charles, 1991 - 1992. Bedaya, Roberto, 1982. Behm, Richard, 1973. Benavidez, Max, 1984. Benson, Steve, 1980. Berland, Dinah, 1974 - 1994. Beyond Baroque Foundation, 1979 - 1991. Bivins, Charles, 1985 - 1990. Blake, Michael, 1980. Blazek, Douglas, 1972 - 1984. Bogen, Laurel Ann, 1980 - 1984. Boyd, Greg, 1991 - 1993. Brander, John, 1989 - 1993. Brandstein, Eve. Braverman, Kate, 1977 - 1986. Britt, Alan, 1973. Brown, Robert Edward, 1976. Bruchae, Joe, 1973 - 1984. Brumas, Olga. Bukowski, Charles, 1986 - 1992. Burns, Gerald, 1992. C - Miscellaneous. Caddy, John, 1989 - 1990. California Arts Council, 1983. California Poets in the Schools, 1988. Also see Katherine Harer. Cashorali, Peter. Castro, Fernando.

82. Maxine Hong Kingston Bibliography Growing up Asian American an anthology. 810.0895 H77g. hongo, garrett (1993).The open boat poems from Asian America. 811.5408 H77o. Kingston, Maxine Hong. http://www.roch.edu/library/bi/033001MHKingstonBibchop.htm

Resource Bibliography on Maxine Hong Kingston Goddard Library at the University Center Rochester Spring 2001 Books Modern American women writers. REFERENCE 810.99287 S55m Braided lives: an anthology of multicultural American writing. st ed.)(1991). 810.8092 M66b Cahill, Susan (1994). Writing women’s lives: an anthology of autobiographical narratives by twentieth century American women writers. Charlie Chan is dead: an anthology of contemporary Asian American fiction. (1993). SHORT STORY H141c Conway, Jill Ker (1992). Written by herself: autobiographies of American women: an anthology. Culley, Margo. (1992). American women’s autobiography: feat(s) of memory. Hong, Maria (Ed.)(1993). Growing up Asian American: an anthology. Hongo, Garrett (1993). The open boat: poems from Asian America. Kingston, Maxine Hong. (1980). China men st ed.). 305.8951073 K55c Reserve Desk Kingston, Maxine Hong. (1990). Tripmaster monkey: his fake book FICTION K555t Kingston, Maxine Hong. (1977). The woman warrior: memoirs of a girlhood among ghosts 305.8951073 K55w Reserve Desk

83. WHMC-Columbia--The Missouri Review, Columbia, Missouri, Records, 1977-1982--INVE Daniel; Haseman, Leonard; Holden, Jonathan; hongo, garrett K. Hudgins,Andrew; Ignatow, David; Inez, Colette (1931 ); Jacobsen, Josephine; http://www.system.missouri.edu/whmc/invent/3342.html

The Missouri Review , Columbia, Missouri, Records, 1977-1982 (C3342) 21 folders, 10 volumes INTRODUCTION Records of a literary magazine published by the Department of English at the University of Missouri-Columbia for the purpose of printing poetry, fiction, and essays of general literary interest with a contemporary approach. DONOR INFORMATION The records were donated to the University of Missouri by The Missouri Review on 23 June 1982 (Accession No. 4441). SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE This collection provides a very limited view of The Missouri Review . There is no information on the founding or founders of the magazine; nor is there any indication of how the magazine is produced. The correspondence is extremely limited in years, while the content is confined to the submission of literary works and an occasional request for financial support. The authors' proofs, which compose the largest portion of the collection, do indicate who was submitting poetry during these years, what type of poetry was being accepted, and the process of obtaining author approval for publication. FOLDER LIST f. 1-2

84. Untitled Document 415 Readings Amanda Davis garrett hongo 530 - Book Signing/ Reception - lawnnext to Larch 815 - Reading D .J. Waldie M. Palmer 930 - Morse nature http://www.middlebury.edu/~blwc/Crumb_2000/8-22-00/aug_22_2000.html

Crumb and get it Tuesday, Aug. 22 nd The part of Doctor Crumb with be played by a man with no real medical training All the news that's fit to print: 9AM - Lecture: Ed Hirsch "On Life! One Writing: The Middle Generation" - C. Merrill Hike departs 10AM - Texas Falls van leaves - front of Inn 10:10 - 12:10 - Fiction Workshops 2:30 - Craft Classes: Fiction Catherine Bush - Barn 1, Amanda Davis - Barn 2, Robert Clark Young Barn 3. Nonfiction: Kevin Oderman - Barn 4. Poetry: Joel Brouwer (news) Barn 5, Toi Derricotte - Barn 6, Linda Gregerson - Barn West. 5:30 - Book Signing/ Reception - lawn next to Larch 9:30 - Morse nature hike slide show - Barn 1 - First STAFF reading Comings and Goings: Guests arriving today: Zachary, Reichert, Pollack. Departing: Altshuler Kaff! Kaff! Craft!: Craft Classes that you may want to try to sign up for - all occurring Thursday Aug. 24 @ 2:30 PM: Fiction - Adria Bernardi - Barn 1, Eileen Pollack - Barn 2, josh Russell - Barn 3. Nonfiction - Garrett Hongo - Barn 4. Poetry: Richard Blanco Barn 5, Michael Collier - Barn 6, Nick Flynn - Barn West. Check the sign-up boards and your packet materials for more details. However, contrary to the information provided in your packets - these craft classes are not all in Barn 1 - though that sounds like fun to me.

85. 8-17.html Poet garrett hongo and fiction fellow CM Mayo get tonight's festivities offto a great start with an evening reading at 815. garrett hongo. http://www.middlebury.edu/~blwc/Crumb_1996/8-17.html

The Bread Loaf Writers' Conference The Crumb Editor: Al Hudgins Volume 71 Issue Number 4 Saturday, August 17, 1996 TONIGHT: HONGO MAYO DISCO! Poet Garrett Hongo and fiction fellow C.M. Mayo get tonight's festivities off to a great start with an evening reading at 8:15. Afterwards, everyone wanders off to prepare for one of several We-Deserve-It entertainment options brought to you tonight by The Bread Loaf Late Show, each beginning at 10: A Dance in the Barn, with guest DJ Hugh Coyle....a showing of the movie Short Cuts in the Little Theatre, and the Blue Parlor Mixers, a BYOB gathering in the more refined ambience of that part of the Inn (ice and mixers provided). Throw in the moon, the stars, and absolutely perfect weather, and the night is yours forever! Today's Schedule 7:30: Breakfast 9:00: Lecture: Alan Shapiro,"In Awkward Reverence" Carol Houck Smith informal appointments 9:50: Fiction Workshops [Note new locations!] 12:15: Rehearsal, Bread Loaf Singers, Blue Parlor 1:00: Lunch 2:30: Poetry classes: Mark Doty, Barbara Jordan, Patricia Spears Jones Fiction classes: Reginald McKnight,Brooks Hansen, Charles Wyatt

86. Twenty Questions With Garrett Hongo, Author Of Volcano Twenty Questions With garrett hongo, Author of Volcano Would you agree with that?garrett hongo Well, I like poetry, but I don't like making exclusive claims. http://64.75.176.15/hfiles/questionsbody.shtml

Twenty Questions With Garrett Hongo, Author of Volcano Interviewed by Chris Vandercook Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 "Hawaii is a sort of layered culture...it's America. It's a post-colonial small island republic; it's an outpost of Asia; it is the highly capitalized capitol of Polynesia...It represents encroachment from Western capitalism into non-cash economies. I mean, it's an incredibly complex place." "I believe in a politics of recognition, not a politics of assimilation or sameness...If you do believe in homogenization you're going to create blindnesses and exclusions. So in that sense, I think Hawaii's culture and society are very healthy." "I was down in Hollywood..writing comedy...and I wasn't doing very well...and the comedian, the star of the TV show, said, "What the hell are you doing this for? Why are you doing this if you're having such a bad time? What do you like? And I thought, Should I tell him? Okay, I'll tell him...'I like poetry.'" PH: As a poet you observe and describe very precisely, and I think poetry perhaps calls for greater precision than any other form of writing. Would you agree with that? Garrett Hongo: Well, I like poetry, but I don't like making exclusive claims. You know, part of the inspiration behind

87. Electronic Resource Centers EMC/Paradigm Publishing, publishers of textbooks and new media, is a premier book and media supplier. Offering textbooks from K12 to the college level, http://www.emcp.com/electronic_resource_centers/studentgrouplist.php?GroupID=100

88. CAS Alumni & Development Under the guidance of talented faculty such as nationally renowned writer GarrettHongo, director of the program; prizewinning poet Dorianne Laux; and Oregon http://cas.uoregon.edu/alumnidev/cascade/200011writing.html

The UO MFA Program in Creative Writing Native Speaker, which won the prestigious PEN/Hemingway prize-winning for first novel, and A Gesture Life Drivers at the Short Time Motel Best New American Voices, Atlantic Monthly writing contest. In addition, four MFA students received full scholarships to attend one of the most influential summer writing conferences in the country, Bread Loaf, at Middlebury College in Vermont. Photo: MFA students in the 1999-2000 creative writing program. 2000-2001 Reading Series In 2000-01, the UO Program in Creative Writing Reading Series will continue its tradition of excellence with a lineup of prestigious and noteworthy visiting writers who will present their work and meet with students in the program. Thursday, Oct. 12, 7:30 p.m. Peter Coyote , actor, activist and nonfiction writer, 150 Columbia Thursday, Oct. 26, 8 p.m.

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