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Mutual Publishing is proud
to offer you a diverse selection of books by Hawaii's most dynamic authors,
photographers, and artists. With over 400 titles in print and approximately 40
new titles added each year, we are proud to be Hawaii's largest trade publisher
of Hawaiiana and local interest books.
For Hawaii's leading businesses and organizations interested in distinguishing
themselves in the marketplace, Mutual Publishing delivers a wide range of
private label print products and services. Our extensive network of printers,
authors, artists, and industry experts allow us to offer you the optimal blend
of quality and value.
In Memoriam - Ian MacMillan
 Ian Macmillan, author of "The Red Wind" and "The Braid," passed away in mid-December 2008. He was an
inspirer, writer, teacher, friend, and a gentleman's gentleman.
We will miss him dearly.
Letter From The Publisher:
Bennett Hymer
Publisher
Mutual Publishing, LLC
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It’s an exciting time at Mutual Publishing. Honolulu Stories, over five years in the making, is being released in April. At over 1100 pages, it contains more than 350 selections (in nine languages with translations) by over 250 authors. Besides the local media, the Washington Post is eRead
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Featured Author
Gavan Daws
Aloha no and welcome to Long Story Short. I'm Leslie Wilcox of PBS Hawaii. Today, on Long Story Short, we get to share stories with a professional storyteller best known as an author, Gavan Daws.
Australian transplant Gavan Daws was the first person to earn a PhD in Pacific history at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. The academic and teacher became the bestselling author of Shoal of Time: A History of the Hawaiian Islands, Land and Power in Hawaii, Holy Man: Father Damien of Molokai and many other books. Now he's collaborated on an 1,100-page anthology, Honolulu Stories: Two Centuries of Writing, full of voices from Hawaii.
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Hawaii 50
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What better way to celebrate Hawai‘i’s fiftieth year of statehood than with a community photo album? And what better place to find photos than among the 250,000 images in the archives of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin? A quarter of a million moments capt
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Author Interview
Betty Shimabukuro
Betty Shimabukuro was born in Bellefonte, Penn., and moved to Hawaii at age 9. She graduated Kaiser High 1975, and UH 1979. Her first newspaper job was with the Pacific Daily News on Guam, followed by Florida Today, San Benardino Sun (Calif.), Honolulu Star-Bulletin and the Orange County Register (Calif.). She returned to the Star-Bulletin in 1995. Betty started food writing in 1998 and is well known for her weekly column "By Request." She is the author of the cookbooks "By Request" and "What Hawaii Likes to Eat."
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