Hear works read by winners of Kauaibackstory’s 2009 “Postcards” creative competition from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the Kilohana Plantation Living Room. Kimberly Kirk captured first place in the visual category. In the written category, first place goes to
Hear works read by winners of Kauaibackstory’s 2009 “Postcards” creative competition from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the Kilohana Plantation Living Room.
Kimberly Kirk captured first place in the visual category. In the written category, first place goes to Bettejo Dux; second place to Cosibella Cristenas and third to Susan Ullis. Winners and runners up (see list below) are invited to read entries at this public reading.
Time permitting, other writers may sign up to read original works of writing on a first-come, first-read, sign-up basis. Time limit not to exceed five minutes.
Submissions of the contest winners and runners up will begin posting on kauaibackstory.com after the public reading; however, a special, one-night only preview will take place at A Ell Atilier as the showcased art during the weekly Old Kapa’a Town Art Walk from 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday.
Kauaibackstory.com is a venue for rigorous writing with a view about Kaua‘i. Year-round, the on-line literary journal welcomes high-quality writing and thoughtful images from the public. All submissions are moderated by a three-person editorial board, however, not all are posted. Kauaibackstory.com encourages interactive dialogue with the hopes that the time-honored tradition of kama‘ilio, talk story, will build community and understanding.
Competition runners-up are Aliana Ho, student; Ron Horoshko, Alison Hummel, Tamara Moan, Polli Oliver, Hob Osterlund, Rocky Riedel and Ela Young, student.
