1AnnieMod
Alan Brennert (1954-) is an American author who had written novels, short stories, comics and scripts for films.
He had won the Nebula Award for Best Short Story (1991 for "Ma Qui") although he is better known for his historical novels about Hawai'i.
What will you read in March?
He had won the Nebula Award for Best Short Story (1991 for "Ma Qui") although he is better known for his historical novels about Hawai'i.
What will you read in March?
2cindydavid4
Ive not heard of this author;Molokai looks intersting, Im familar with the lepur colony she would have been in. But time and chance looks interesting too
3Tess_W
Don't have much time this month due to other obligations, but I managed to fit in HALEOLA’S TEARS A TALE OF OLD MOLOKA‘I (no touchstone), which is a prequel to Molokai and Daughter of Molokai. It was a short story describing the voyage from Oahu to Molokai and the first few days in the leper village. It was quite good and I will be reading Molokai hopefully later this year. Great choice of a new to me author!
4AnnieMod
>3 Tess_W: The story is available online for free for anyone interested: https://www.honolulumagazine.com/a-honolulu-magazine-exclusive-short-story-haleo... (takes awhile to load for me so wait it out).
