Shay Kauwe’s "The Killing Spell": A Post-Apocalyptic Hawaiian Urban Fantasy Confronts Colonial Echoes and the Magic of Language

Fantasy Literature

LOS ANGELES, CA – In a literary landscape increasingly hungry for diverse voices and genre-bending narratives, first-time Hawaiian writer Shay Kauwe delivers a powerful, albeit uneven, debut with The Killing Spell. Billed as the first adult Hawaiian urban fantasy, Kauwe’s novel plunges readers into a vividly imagined yet chillingly familiar future,

A New Visual Language for Leadership: Inside Manual’s Three-Year Journey to Design the Obama Presidential Center

Fantasy Art

The intersection of history, community, and design has reached a new pinnacle with the recent unveiling of the visual identity for the Obama Presidential Center (OPC). Tasked with what many in the industry consider the "brief of a lifetime," the San Francisco-based design studio Manual, led by husband-and-wife duo Tom Crabtree and Patrici

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Philosophy and Consciousness

The Elusive Art of Wisdom: Navigating a World of Superficiality In an era marked by often bewildering pronouncements and policies from global leaders, the very essence of wisdom seems to have receded from public discourse. This piece explores the profound nature of wisdom, its tangible manifestations, and why its cultivation remains a critical, yet

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