Welcome to Huki Links – a biweekly post highlighting some of our favorite literary links and more from across the ‘net!
For more about Huki-Links, check out our inaugural post. The best part of the “huki” is that we all pull together, if you find any fun or interesting book related links/articles please feel free to share them via comments or contact us!
[gn_divider /]Links for the period of November 14 – December 3, 2013*
Self Love
-We review the Tammy Yee illustrated keiki book Malia in Hawaii.
-A recommendation of two short story compilations: Sunset Inn and 13 Tales of Suspense.
Hawaii Literary
-Linda Nagata guest post: Writing the Near Future.
-Author Toby Neal talks about dealing with rejection.
-Watermark Publishing releases new memoir on Judge Sam King.
-Another Writer’s Corner with Darien Gee. This week write about eight things that went well this year.
-A book review of Audrey Sutherland’s Paddling North.
–UH library seeks funding to preserve Vladimir Ossipoff’s architectural drawings.
-The geological origins of Hawaii in webcomic form.
General Literary
-The Slate staff picks their Best Books of 2013.
-The LA Times lists their Holiday Books Guide.
-Holiday Gift Books for Lovers of Science and Science Fiction.
-December 7 is Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day!
-The Lost Art of Library Postcards.
–13 Clever Signs that will make you want to buy a book.
–Good Lord Bird; The Unwinding win National Book Awards.
Non-Literary Links
-Pie Chart: A Seasonal Pie for Every Month. (Food)
-36 Cheap American Beers, Ranked. (Drink)
-Hawaii vs. “American Jungle.” (TV)
-One of the craziest finishes to a huge game I’ve ever seen. (football)
-Washington’s SARK is the new USC head coach. (football)
–Josie’s on a vacation far away! Great SNL sketch. (TV)
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*some exceptions to the date range may apply