Dusk, then dark. And the smell of sulfur. The gently rolling lava flats begin to glow. Little rivulets of lava bloom like veins in a great bleeding, black heart. Those are in the distance; [...]
In my previous article I mentioned the “un-Americanness” of Hawai’i. Today this is what I begin to write about, though not without misgivings. The first time I attempted to write about it from [...]
This the the 4th day of the trip to Kaua’i, a small “country” island of the Hawaiian archipelago, a place that islanders fondly and quietly assert is the “real Hawai’i.” This blog is roughly [...]
