Kazuko Shiraishi

born 1931 Vancouver, B.C.

moved with her family to Japan 1938

father a journalist and exporter

graduated Waseda University

married

daughter

friend, collaborator and translator of Allen Ginsberg

friend of Kenneth Rexroth

Seasons of Sacred Lust edited and introduced by Kenneth Rexroth, New Directions, 1978

The Town Where Eggs Are Falling

Let Those Who Appear translated by Samuel Grolmes and Yumiko Tsumura, New Directions, 2002

Vancouver Poetry, edited by Allan Safarik, 1986

Iowa Review Spring/Summer, 1976, "The Orient in Me"

Saturday Night, June, 1987, article by Doug Fetherling, "Following the Beats"

Third Rail, Volume 5, 1982, article by Doren Robbins and Uri Hertz, "Kazuko Shiraishi"

Rivers' Stepping Stones August 22, 2000


Kazuko Shiraishi profile [in Japanese]

photos from Cafe Talk #7 profile

Kazuko Shiraishi at PoemHunter.com

Kazuko Shiraishi at OnlineLiterature.com

with her friend Michiyo Yagi

"Little Planet" translated by Allen Ginsberg

Gezett.de photos of authors

answers to Butoh-related questions

"Phallic Root"

"Burning Meditation"

David Preece review of Let Those Who Appear


Tom Bolling's home page