Gary Simoni has worked as a ski instructor, journalist, track and field coach, carpenter and teacher at both public and private schools. His articles have appeared in many small town newspapers as well as Northwest Magazine, once a feature of The Sunday Oregonian. He enjoys writing in various forms and styles, and has written novels, stories, poems, essays, and a training manual for competitive middle distance running.
Consulting Huang Po
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- ISBN8235090484
- EAN9798235090484
- Date de parution19/06/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Consulting Huang Po is a long narrative prosepoem similar in its format to the medieval prosimetra. Central to the story is the work of 17th century Japanese wordsmith Basho who often wrote haibun, the Japanese prosepoem. Protagonist James Lee Cunningham teaches a course on the poet's Narrow Road To the Deep North. This course and Asian culture generally provide the background motifs for the story.
Cunningham's wife, Mia Sakai, his friends, and university students interact to weave their own way along the cobbled paths and muddy tracks from Corvallis, Oregon, to the Sea of Japan.
Cunningham's wife, Mia Sakai, his friends, and university students interact to weave their own way along the cobbled paths and muddy tracks from Corvallis, Oregon, to the Sea of Japan.












