Hawaii Publishing News (United States)

Two enormous ancestral history eBooks have just become available today from MPC, Inc. They are almost certainly the largest digital books in the fields of both genealogy and history, and probably the largest digital books in any field.

New horror book, BLACK TIDE by john g rees, now released as ePub, tells all about the hero of his first two novels, anoxic zone and Halocline. Would YOU be taken as a reuseable like Jake Strom? Are you that valuable?

A new book by photographer, filmmaker, and surfer, Jayne Cloutier, traces her challenging struggle against child abuse, cancer, rejection, and deception. She emerges as a powerful living example of the efficacy of the law of attraction.

Renowned geneticist Dr. Walden Sinclair is presumed dead after 9/11, but the dangerous secrets he kept are far from lost.

Kekauleleanae'ole Kawai’ae'a, the 11-year-old author of "Kohala Kuamo'o: Nae'o'le's Race to Save a King" – the true story of King Kamehameha – will be the featured guest on the next episode of Neil Tepper’s “The Creativity Salon”

The Family Forest® Project Has Assembled A Vast Web of Family Ties Linking to the California Gubernatorial Election

Mundus, a leading international publisher of educational software and textbooks, has launched an online college to enable learners around the world to pursue vocational programs in tourism, hospitality, and business administration.

In Dennis Foster's humorous adventure novel, a "normal" girl from Iowa, pursuing her personal fortune on a remote island inhabited by Stone Age bushmen gets mistaken for a jungle spirit and ends up as the "Queen of the Cannibals."

Hawaii's forum based website, To Find Health, interviewed Michelle Panik before, during and after completion of the 2010 Rohto 70.3 Ironman event.

ITO America is pleased to share the latest IT resources from Savvis, the global leader in IT infrastructure.

Outskirts Press announces the latest highly anticipated self help, personal growth and success book from Kapaa, HI author Frank Ranger, MA.

The World Wide Web invites a new addition to its web space where online readers find tips and information on motivation and getting-things-done at doalittlebit.com.

Family Forest® genealogy eBooks are digital tour guides to ancestral history. They will become a favorite part of the future of family history research. They lead readers to a wealth of essential best-of-the-best gems of their family heritage ...

Outskirts Press, Inc. has published A Story of ViêtNam by Truong B Lâm, which is the author's most recent book to date.

Author Glenn Bell uses his career experience as a pilot to put his readers right into the cockpit of a Boeing 737 or a Cobra Attack helicopter next to Ethan Breaux as this Louisiana bred hero fights to squash a nuclear threat.

Outskirts Press author Ginny Morgan has seen it all when it comes to wedding ceremonies, and this popular harpist has compiled a collection of short stories plucked from her experiences in Pluck — The Tales of a Wedding Harpist in Maui, Hawaii.

A look at African Americans Contributions in the Hawaiian Islands in politics, culture, history, education, literature, arts, science, and community.

The Mayans during their classical period between the 250 AD and 900 AD rose to great heights of civilization.

Elzbieta Trzeciak has written a book that is touching people's lives.

The historic images of Marilyn Monroe by Tom Kelley have been brought to life by artist, Eileen Borgeson, collaborating with holographer Jeff Allen, in Eileen’s latest E-HoloGram Luminaires. One pose made history in the inaugural Playboy Magazine.

ITO America is pleased to announce the new contributors and custom programs that will be introduced to their audience of business technology leaders. ITO America also reveals new online interactive tools and a growing list of industry contributors.

Kauai Magazine, published in Hawaii, announces cover photo/art contest for 2008 magazine covers. Deadline for entries is December 31, 2007.

a wealth of surprising Kevin Bacon type six degrees of separation family ties connecting Hollywood stars to each other, to characters in their movies, to many key ancestral homeland locations like Jamestown and to everyday people.

Daniel S. Janik and Joel Weaver have been awarded a 2007 Eric Hoffer Book Award for their book, "How to Choose the BEST English Language School in the USA."