Sharon Hashimoto

Sharon Akemi Hashimoto, age 67, Hinsdale, IL View Details

Possible Relatives: Barbara K Giorgi, David E Giorgi, Katelyn Marie Hashimoto

Sharon Hyatt Hashimoto, age 59, Carrollton, GA View Details

Possible Relatives: Barbara K Giorgi, David E Giorgi, Katelyn Marie Hashimoto

Sharon A Hashimoto, age 67, Koloa, HI View Details

Possible Relatives: Barbara K Giorgi, David E Giorgi

Sharon Akemi Hashimoto, age 67, Hinsdale, IL View Details

Possible Relatives: Barbara K Giorgi, David E Giorgi

Sharon M Hashimoto, age 50s, Honolulu, HI View Details

Locations: Honolulu HI, Kaneohe HI

Sharon Ann Hashimoto, age 50s, Lawai, HI View Details

Locations: Lawai HI, Koloa HI

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Address:***** Lake Carolyn Pkwy, Apt 3xx, Irving, TX. Phone Number: (415) 751-****

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Address:***** 6xx Uhilehua Pl, Kaneohe, HI. Phone Number: (808) 247-****

Memories are explored as ghosts from our past in Sharon Hashimoto's ...

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Hashimoto hopes readers will connect with her desire to remember her family and the small moments that turned into "ghosts" of memories. Sharon Hashimoto takes part in a virtual reading with fellow local poets John Willson, Ann Spiers and Robert McNamara as hosted by Michael Spence for Elliott Bay Book Company on Monday, November 22 at 6pm ...

Sharon Hashimoto's debut short story collection explores the ...

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Stealing Home consists of Sharon Hashimoto's best short stories written over a forty-year period. Her language is so precise, so distilled, so beautiful, it reads like poetry. This debut short story collection explores the intergenerational trauma of Japanese American incarceration through the distances between family members. While many will recognize Hashimoto's work from her award […]

Blue Jay Feather | North American Review

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Sharon Hashimoto's book of poetry, The Crane Wife, was co-winner of the Nicholas Roerich Prize and will be republished by Red Hen Press. She is a recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in poetry. Her stories and poetry have appeared in Moss, Crab Orchard Review, Bamboo Ridge, Tampa Review, Shenandoah, and many other literary publications.

Sharon Hashimoto - What Energies Hold Us Together

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Sharon Hashimoto's first poetry collection, The Crane Wife, was co-winner of the 2003 Nicholas Roerich Prize and reprinted this year by Red Hen Press. Her second poetry manuscript, More American, won the 2021 Off the Grid Poetry Prize and was also the 2022 Washington State Book Award winner in poetry.

Sharon Hashimoto - Jack Straw Cultural Center

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Poet and writer Sharon Hashimoto was born and raised in Seattle. She earned both her BA and MFA from the University of Washington. Her first collection of poetry, The Crane Wife (reprinted by Red Hen Press, 2021), won a Nicholas Roerich Poetry Prize.Her second poetry collection, More American, won the 2021 Off the Grid Poetry Prize and the 2022 Washington State Book Award in Poetry.

The Mushroom Man, fiction by Sharon Hashimoto

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Sharon Hashimoto's first book of poetry, The Crane Wife (co-winner of the 2003 Nicholas Roerich Prize and published by Story Line Press), has recently been reprinted by Red Hen Press. Her work has appeared in American Fiction, The American Scholar, Barrow Street, Louisiana Literature, North American Review, Poetry, Prairie Schooner, River Styx ...

Sharon Hashimoto - Red Hen Press

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Sharon Hashimoto, who was born in Seattle and is a lifelong resident of Washington state, is a poet and fiction writer. She is a Sansei (third generation Japanese-American) with paternal ties to Hawai'i. Her MFA is from the University of Washington. She was a William Raney Scholar for poetry at the Bread Loaf Writers Conference.

Sharon Hashimoto | Discover Nikkei

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Sharon Hashimoto is a Sansei who has lived her whole life in the Pacific Northwest. Her father is from Manoa Valley, Hawai'i; her mother from Wapato, Washington. She writes poems and short stories. Her poetry books are The Crane Wife (Red Hen Press) and More American (Grid Books), winner of the 2022 Washington State Book Award.

Sharon Hashimoto - Grid Books

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Sharon Hashimoto's second poetry collection, More American, won the 2021 Off the Grid Poetry Prize judged by Marilyn Nelson and the 2022 Washington State Book Award in poetry.Her first book, The Crane Wife (co-winner of the 2003 Nicholas Roerich Prize and published by Story Line Press), was reprinted by Red Hen Press in 2021.Hashimoto's poems and short stories have appeared in Indiana ...