Preface:Earlier this week, I watched a free movie screening about a contentious American civil rights leader. After the film, the...
A library of rare books on Kaua‘i represents a wide range of musings and curiosities about the natural world spanning five centuries.
On listening to what books have to say, and keeping the ones that have spoken to you.
Despite decades of ups and downs, Hawai‘i’s only volunteer-run library remains a fixture in Makiki.
In Chinatown, two purveyors of the local arts scene take a chance on a vanishing venture: a bookstore.
For Barbara Pope, books are more than the spaces they inhabit. They’re reservoirs of living cultures.
The story of Carolyn Hadfield, the once general manager of Honolulu’s now defunct Revolution Books.