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Asian Heritage in Canada
Authors
Kobayashi, Tamai
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Born in Japan in 1965 and raised
in Canada, Tamai Kobayashi is a writer, songwriter, and videomaker who lives in Toronto.
Her writing has appeared in a number of lesbian anthologies
and literary magazines. Kobayashi is one of the founding members of Asian Lesbians of Toronto. Her story "Panopte's Eye" is an excerpt from a novel-in-progress. |
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Poetry
All Names Spoken: Poetry and Prose
Co-author, Monika Oikawa.
Toronto: Sister Vision, 1992.
Publisher's Synopsis
All Names Spoken is an arresting and diverse collection. Extremely provocative and uninhibited, it's pages shimmer with beautiful imagery and sensual, sexy eroticism. The partnership and compatibility of Kobayashi's and Oikawa's writing is made all the more effective by their difference of style and perception. This has resulted in the book's rich and affective texture, a wonderful gathering of complimentary individuality. |
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Fiction
Exile And The Heart: Lesbian Fiction
Toronto: Women's Press, 1998.
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Fiction
Quixotic Erotic
Vancouver: Arsenal Pulp Press, 2003.
Publisher's Synopsis (from its website)
Step into a world of dream, of fantasy, of erotic tales spiked
with poetic imagery. Step into Quixotic
Erotic, the new collection of lesbian erotica from
Tamai Kobayashi.
Like being awakened from a dream by a soft, sensuous caress,
the stories in Quixotic Erotic stimulate
the senses. From a birthday surprise to a torrid office dalliance,
these tales roam the worlds of women loving women.
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Anthology (Short stories)
"Panopte's Eye ." In So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction & Fantasy, ed. Nalo Hopkinson and Uppinder Mehan, 95-106. Vancouver: Arsenal Pulp Press, 2004.
9th floor PN6071 .S33 S6 2004 |
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