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The beginning of Haley Cohen Gilliland’s gripping new narrative nonfiction book, “A Flower Traveled in My Blood,” begins in media res, with a terrifying 1978 kidnapping inside of a toy store:
As we head into the weekend, I’ve got a double-dose of wisdom for you from Sara Kehaulani Goo, author of the recently released book, “Kuleana: A Story of Family, Land, and Legacy in Old Hawai'i,” and the newly named President of the Creator...
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In storytelling, we often learn a version of this classic narrative structure: a character who wants something faces a challenge (inciting incident), which sets them on a journey. Along the way, they encounter obstacles that block them from...
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