Cover of "Legends from Camp," by Lawson Fusao Inada, which features a black and white photo of a man, woman, and a little boy, and the rest of the cover is a bright red.

Legends from Camp

Poems by Lawson Fusao Inada
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A collection of poems that address jazz music, the Sand Creek Massacre, the internment of Japanese Americans, and other subjects.

Publication date: July 1, 1992

Format: Trade Paper

Dimensions: 6 x 9

Page count: 112 pages

ISBN: 9781566890045

Lawson Fusao Inada is an emeritus professor of writing at Southern Oregon University in Ashland. Inada is the author of five books: Legends from Camp, Drawing the Line, In This Great Land of Freedom, Just Into/Nations, and Before the War. He is the editor of three important volumes, including the acclaimed Only What We Could Carry: The Japanese-American Internment Experience. On two previous occasions, in 1972 and 1985, Professor Inada won Poetry Fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and his work has appeared in The Best American Poetry.

In addition to these individual publications, Inada has written critical introductions to a number of works, such as John Okada’s No-No Boy.

“A masterwork of American poetry. . . . Inada’s ear for the musicality of English is unsurpassed; Legends from Camp is a veritable symphony you must not miss!”

—Leslie Marmon Silko

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