Sen. Dan Akaka Refutes Critics, Supports Thirty Meter Telescope in New Memoir
In “One Voice,” the senator recalls his roots and confronts his critics—gently, as is his style—while making the case for a lasting legacy.
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In “One Voice,” the senator recalls his roots and confronts his critics—gently, as is his style—while making the case for a lasting legacy.
Stacey Hayashi spent thousands of hours interviewing veterans, then shared their stories in a comic book called “Journey of Heroes,” which won international acclaim and pushed her to her next project: finishing a feature-length film about the heroes.
Hemmings’ latest is partly written as an entry in a cookbook contest for mothers.
As if writing a novel about his descent into Honolulu’s hostess-bar and criminal scene wasn’t enough, the Kahalu‘u native is going Hollywood with his trademark brashness and chessmaster gamesmanship.
We recount Mark Twain’s adventures in the Islands as a young rascal, 150 years ago, and the impact that Hawai‘i had on the rest of his career.
Our annual quest to track down this year’s can’t-miss books from local authors and publishers.
Constance Hale is a writer, editor and teacher.
Author Jason Ryan delved into the darker side of Hawai‘i during the 1970s and 1980s to write: ‘Hell-Bent: One Man’s Crusade to Crush the Hawaiian Mob.’ This is an excerpt from his recently published book.
A new book pays tribute to KSSK’s Perry & Price stars, Michael W. Perry and Larry Price.
Celebrating 35 years of Bamboo Ridge.
A recently released book, Hawai‘i’s Strangest Ickiest Wildest Book Ever! promises a collection of trivia “so disgusting, you won’t even notice you’re learning.”
Lauded in national literary circles, Wing Tek Lum may be better known at home as an engineer and real estate broker than an award-winning poet. His latest book may change that.
Our guide to new and notable books from local authors and publishers.
We asked the HONOLULU staff for their books picks for your summer reading list.
In a new memoir, the late Sam King shares stories from his long judicial career.
We've got a new book coming out with covers spanning 125 years of our magazine's history. Here are some of our favorites.
You don’t have to venture deep into the forest to spot beautiful, interesting birds.
A legendary local cookbook gets an update.
A review of Robert Cazimero's solo CD release Hula 2 and Kerri A. Inglis latest book Mai Lepera.
Four new book releases examine earlier times in Hawaii, including the origins of the Islands themselves.
Hawaiian Music and Musicians: An Encyclopedic History is an invaluable resource for serious Hawaiian music fans.
These are the book recommendations for A Shark Going Inland Is My Chief by Patrick Vinton Kirch and We Go Jam by the Hawaii Council for the Humanities in our September 2012 issue.