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Reina Torres: WEDNESDAYS (Contest)
Wednesday, September 16th, 2020

During Facebook parties to celebrate book releases, I sometimes ask the readers, “What do you want to know about Hawaii?” As someone who was born and raised here in the islands, I know a few things…

I thought it might be fun to turn it into a weekly thing that I post in my reader group on Facebook each Wednesday and call it Wiki Wednesdays.

“Wiki” in Hawaiian means “Quick” — at the airport, the shuttle buses are called the Wiki Wiki shuttles…

So, I’m thinking it would be short little snippets of information or a short answer to a hopefully short question…

I’d love to know what questions you have about Hawaii…and what topics you might like to see covered on a Wiki Wednesday post!?

The suggestion/question picked from your comments to be the FIRST WIKI WEDNESDAY post will win an ebook of their choice from my backlist on Amazon.com.

5 comments to “Reina Torres: WEDNESDAYS (Contest)”

  1. bn100
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    · September 16th, 2020 at 8:38 pm · Link

    What’s your place in Hawaii that’s not as well known to tourists?



  2. Pat
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    · September 16th, 2020 at 10:43 pm · Link

    What do you recommend seeing or doing that gives the most authentic Hawaii experience?



  3. Debra Guyette
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    · September 17th, 2020 at 5:05 am · Link

    What is the weirdest thing you have done for research?



  4. Colleen C.
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    · September 17th, 2020 at 12:00 pm · Link

    With all of the beauty Hawaii has, what stands out the most for you?



  5. flchen1
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    · September 21st, 2020 at 2:39 am · Link

    Reina, are there stereotypes about Hawaii or life on the islands that you’d like to set the story straight on?

    Also, it seems that Hawaii incorporates a number of cultures. What are some of the strongest influences? What is considered native Hawaiian?



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