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Liliuokalani Gardens shine on a gray dayThere wasn't a lot of sun during our stay in Hilo. In fact, we even got a bit of rain during this stop. But, I was determined to make it to Liliuokalani …
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Ellen Byron’s second novel in the Cajun Country Mysteries series won a Lefty Award for Best Humorous Mystery. Her debut book in the series was a USA Today Bestseller and was nominated for multiple …
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The October Double Trouble Contest is on! Entries will be accepted from Tuesday, October 3 - Tuesday, October 10. If you are not already receiving The (Little) Snitch — Contest Edition and want to …
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Shannon Baker spent twenty years in the Nebraska Sandhills, where cattle outnumber people by more than 50:1. She also moved seven times in less than ten years, from the Nebraska Sandhills, to Boulder, …
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When Jessica Lourey isn’t writing one of her critically-acclaimed Murder-by-Month mysteries, she’s probably doing something mundane like teaching creative writing or blogging for Psychology Today or …
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Ariel visits Byodo-In TempleWouldn't you know it? Little Miss Ariel, who's been all over the world, found a thoroughly enjoyable spot to sit back and relax. She liked this piece of statuary so …
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These delicate Lifou Island flowers are another of the many tropical sights on Lifou Island. I have no idea what this one is called—I tend to be terrible at remembering plant names! For all I know, these Lifou Island flowers could be a nonnative invasive species that’s considered a weed!
