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Sesshu Foster
City Terrace Field Manual

Sesshu Foster teaches literature and composition at Bravo Medical Magnet in East Los Angeles. He is the author of "City Terrace Field Manual," a finalist for the PEN Center West Poetry Prize, and Angry Days.




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Foster is also co-editor of Invocation L.A.: Urban Multicultural Poetry, winner of a 1990 American Book Award. He Lives in Los Angeles.

Listen to Sesshu Foster read two of his stories, recorded in New York at the benefit reading for "Premonitions - An Anthology of New Asian North American Poetry" (Kaya Press.)

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