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Honolulu Blotter

Scott Kikkawa

Vintage crimes in Territorial Honolulu and peripherally-related ephemera.

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    Writer of noir crime fiction primarily set in postwar Honolulu, mostly detective stuff, police procedurals in the loosest sense of the term.

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