Hawaiʻi Review

Founded in 1973, Hawaiʻi Review is the literary journal of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.

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Join us in TWO days for the annual Words @ Mānoa Creative Writing conference. it is FREE and VIRTUAL. you must register beforehand so we can let you into the workshop rooms. register here: https://t.co/riBk173OpQ

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and if you were wondering this is @THEYlani one of the editors here at Hawaii Review. Mahalo palena ʻole iā ʻoukou! Hope you had an amazing day! 🥺💕😭

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Ok, so I definitely didn’t tweet through the rest but Isi’s workshop was so good thinking abt visuals through song and writing poetry and interrogating what songs move us deeply. I, personally, was able to write a start of a poem for the first time in a while! #HoikeNaKaPo

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Thank you all twitter friends for following along if you did! Can’t wait to see what we all dream up in the future! #HoikeNaKaPo

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An attendee (@LeilaniMaxera) talking abt the way folks have solidarity until it makes them uncomfortable. Esp folks who say they stand with Hawaiians yet still vacation in Hawaii, saying that they deserve a break or they love it here. #HoikeNaKaPo

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Sha’s workshop is on now! She’s speaking on power and solidarity in BIPOC communities when people do not take accountability and take seriously peoples call outs/ins. #HoikeNaKaPo

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What is power and solidarity? How do we build meaningful relationships instead of empty commitments? #HoikeNaKaPo

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new link for room 3 in the program!!

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E kala mai, we are having technical difficulties with opening the rooms at the moment. Should be fixed soon! Mahalo for your patience. #HoikeNaKaPo

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(and it’s a short story she wrote). Truly Dr. Marie Alohalani Brown is an amazing writer and dabbles in all different genres! #HoikeNaKaPo

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Come along with us and one of our editors as they go to Sha, Tani, and Penina’s workshops! Feel free to live tweet, tag us, or use #HoikeNaKaPo

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The short story she is reading is 🔥🔥🔥🔥. Try come before it’s over!! Registration link in our pinned tweet. #HoikeNaKaPo

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Webinar has been opened!! Come dream with us!! #HoikeNaKaPo

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Join us in TWO days for the annual Words @ Mānoa Creative Writing conference. it is FREE and VIRTUAL. you must register beforehand so we can let you into the workshop rooms. register here: https://t.co/riBk173OpQ

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We hope to see you there tomorrow or in almost 12 hours from now!! If you are coming and tweet about your session please tag us! Or use #HoikeNaKaPo!! We want to hear and read your mana’o and creative inspirations in real time! (pls register beforehand: https://t.co/riBk173OpQ

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The third and last session is filled with some diasporic Sāmoan realness!! First we have Penina Taesali who published her first book of poetry, Sourcing Siapo, with Ala Press in 2016 and then we published her second book, SUMMONS: Love Letters for the People in 2018.

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In her workshop, interrogate what role a pause or rest can do for your creativity. She will be guiding you through several creative prompts to activate the space in between in writing! (e kala mai, adding two of the same photo to fit alt text)