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Mutual Publishing is proud to
offer you a diverse selection of books by Hawaii's most dynamic authors,
photographers, and artists. With over 400 titles in print and approximately 40
new titles added each year, we are proud to be Hawaii's largest trade publisher
of Hawaiiana and local interest books.
For Hawaii's leading businesses and organizations interested in distinguishing
themselves in the marketplace, Mutual Publishing delivers a wide range of
private label print products and services. Our extensive network of printers,
authors, artists, and industry experts allow us to offer you the optimal blend
of quality and value.
Hawaii's
Ohana Cookbook by The Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Recipes galore! Hawai‘i’s culinary treasures, secrets, and family specialties
direct from the original sources—our great grandparents, parents, aunties,
uncles, and cousins—presented in a kaleidoscope of Island favorites covering all
ethnic backgrounds.
The range of appetizers is perfect for the next potluck. Main dishes originating
from generations ago span the globe, hailing from places such as Laos, Germany,
and Okinawa. There are time-saving dishes created by working moms and dads so
other families can have an easier time finding that special balance between work
and play. Refreshing salads, hearty soups and stews will add to the list of
comfort foods. And
of course, desserts, with a wide array of tropical fruits to choose from and an
impressive collection of cultures to draw from. Order your copy today! |
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On the Horizon at Mutual Publishing
Noteworthy
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Chris McKinney is working
on a new novel for 2012. We’re anxiously waiting to read it. Chris is numb as to
what it is about but like all his titles the subject matter will be different.
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Doug Peebles, noted
photographer of over twenty Mutual books, has taken on a new role as editor of
Absolute Maui and our forthcoming coffee table book,
Absolute Hawaii.
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Marsha Gibson has been busy
autographing her
Kakaako As We
Knew It. Former and present residents subscribed to 1,000 copies prior
to book’s trade release. This amazing book recaptures a thriving community
located in what is now the business district of Honolulu.
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Mutual authors who were
winners at the Hawaii Book Publisher’s Association Ka Pala Pala awards include:
Excellence in Hawaiian Culture
Honorable Mention:
A Pocket
Guide to the Battle of Nuuanu 1795 – Neil Dukas
Excellence in Literature
Honorable Mention:
Tweakerville:
Life and Death in Hawaii’s Ice World –
Alexei Melnick
Excellence in Text or Reference Books
Honorable Mention:
Asian
Supernatural – Alex Paman
Excellence in Cookbooks
Honorable Mention:
What Maui
Likes to Eat – Tylun Pang
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"What Maui Likes to Eat" and Ko
"Gardens to Table" food journalist, Anne Shepphird, shares some exciting news
about Ko, the new world-class restaurant at Maui's Fairmont Kea Lani. Also,
Chef Tylun
Pang, author of "What Maui Likes to Eat," shares an ono Kobe Beef Poke recipe.
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Digital Watch
We are asked so often about the digitization of book publishing that we have decided to include a digital watch to give you Mutual’s take on the latest developments.
First, ebooks are here, increasing in volume, and will continue to expand. It’s opening up a new platform for selling and delivering books. Whether the
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Featured Book:
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Kakaako As We Knew It
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Kakaako was once a poor residential neighborhood, but it was rich in the spirit of the people who lived there. Members of
multi-ethnic groups formed a tightly knit community that few could penetrate. This book recalls the camaraderie, carefree
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