October 2015 - In This Issue:
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Our authors are keeping busy! Here's a list of upcoming events taking place over the next several weeks.
For Clear Englebert's feng shui seminars, please see the separate item in this newsletter.
Saturday, October 31
8:00AM - 3:00PM Frances Kakugawa
Sunrise Ministry Foundation "Journeys to Wellness" Seminar
Community Church of Honolulu
2345 Nuuanu Ave.
$25 pre-paid registration (visit
www.sunriseministryfoundation.com for registration and details)
Keynote address
Saturday, November 7
1:00PM - 2:00PM Dr. Rosalie Tatsuguchi at
Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii
2454 S. Beretania St.
free lecture on Why Smart Men Do the Same Dumb Things
Sunday, November 8
11:30AM - 1:30PM Frances Kakugawa at
Honpa Hongwanji Temple
1727 Pali Hwy.
free lecture on caregiving
Saturday, November 14
2:00PM - 3:00PM Charley Memminger at
Barnes & Noble, Ala Moana Center
Aloha, Lady Blue book signing
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Coming Soon: Aloha, Lady Blue
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The Mystery of Kahala Road | by Charley Memminger
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Coming in November, the paperback release of Charley Memminger's detective novel,
Stryker McBride is a former organized crime reporter living in self-imposed exile on a houseboat in Kaneohe Bay, after being shot by a rogue cop during an investigation. At the request of a gorgeous high-school acquaintance, McBride finds himself swept up in the mysterious death of the beauty queen's wealthy grandfather, who was found face down in a taro patch. McBride narrates
Aloha, Lady Blue, introducing readers to a vibrant cast of characters, among them "the gods -- Lono and Kane, McBride's German Shepherds -- and an assortment of gruff cops, local gangsters and salty sailors.
In honor of Lono and Kane -- who, we discover, handle most of McBride's "job" as night watchman for the local yacht club -- author Charley Memminger has pledged to donate all of his paperback royalties from
Aloha, Lady Blue to the Hawaiian Humane Society.
"Thoroughly authentic and entertaining. A fast and furious ride with unforgettable characters, hot Hawaiian nights and a dark and dirty secret that could scar the face of America's paradise."
-Andre and Maria Jacquemetton, executive producers, "Mad Men"
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INTRODUCING MANA: A JOURNAL OF HAWAII
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Coming Soon: A keepsake presentation from the MANA Magazine team
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Introducing
MANA: A Journal of Hawai'i, a very special book devoted to the culture and community of the Hawaiian people. This elegant and meaningful hardcover volume, to be released in December 2015, is written, photographed and produced by the creative team behind
MANA Magazine, carrying forward
MANA's mission of informing and inspiring the people of Hawai'i.
From 2012 through 2015,
MANA Magazine served as an independent voice for the Hawaiian community and all who hold Hawai'i dear. Its in-depth exploration of Hawaiian heritage, language, arts and issues shared opinions and ideas in provocative fashion, while helping create a deeper sense of community throughout the Islands and beyond.
MANA: A Journal of Hawai'i represents the next step in this evolution. From cover to cover, the book offers the best of
MANA Magazine -- its most insightful articles, its most inspiring photographs. A portion of the book's sales revenues will go to support 'Ahahui Haku Mo'olelo, the Native Hawaiian Journalists Association. Like its predecessor magazine published under the banner "engaging Hawaiian hearts,"
MANA: A Journal of Hawai'i will continue the dialogue on important issues impacting the Hawaiian community-from health to governance, education to sustainability-both today and in the years to come.
MANA: A Journal of Hawai'i will be retail-priced at $32.95 when it debuts in December.
Pre-order now at a special $25 price, with free shipping, at our online store.
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OCTOBER/NOVEMBER FENG SHUI EVENTS
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Feng Shui for Love & Money with Clear Englebert
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Events Throughout October & November
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Clear Englebert continues his promotional tour for his new release, Feng Shui for Love & Money. Events take place on Oahu and Hawaii Island. Events free unless noted otherwise.
Tuesday, October 27 | 4:00PM - 5:00PM
Na'alehu Public Library | 95-5669 Mamalahoa Hwy.
introductory lecture, followed by book signing
A portion of proceeds from book sales at this event go to the Naalehu Friends of the Library
Thursday, November 5 | 6:30PM - 8:30PM
Bodhi Tree Dharma Center | 654 Judd St.
$10 fee; two-hour intensive seminar (Topic: Bedroom Feng Shui) and book signing
Friday, November 6 | 6:30PM - 8:30PM
Bodhi Tree Dharma Center | 654 Judd St.
$10 fee; two-hour intensive seminar (Topic: Garden Feng Shui) and book signing
Saturday, November 7 | Noon - 1:00PM
Aina Haina Public Library |
5246 Kalanianaole Hwy. introductory lecture, followed by book signing A portion of proceeds from book sales at this event goes to the Aina Haina Friends of the Library
Saturday, November 7 | 3:00PM - 4:00PM
Hawaii Kai Public Library | 249 Lunalilo Home Rd.
introductory lecture, followed by book signing A portion of proceeds from book sales at this event goes to the Hawaii Kai Friends of the Library
Sunday, November 8 | Noon - 1:00PM
Kaneohe Public Library | 249 Lunalilo Home Rd.
introductory lecture, followed by book signing A portion of proceeds from book sales at this event goes to the Kaneohe Friends of the Library
Sunday, November 8 | 4:00PM - 5:00PM
Highline Kitchen Systems | 1276 Young St.
$7 fee; one-hour "walk & talk" seminar* (Topic: Kitchens) and book signing Limited space, please call for reservations: (808) 328-0329 Note: This seminar requires attendees to walk through a kitchen showroom and stand for the duration. Please wear appropriate footwear.
Saturday, November 14 | 1:00PM - 2:00PM
Big Island BookBuyers | 14 Waianuenue Ave., Hilo
book signing & "talk-story" (feel free to bring your floor plans and questions!)
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