Moloka'i

• “The most famous name associated with Moloka'i is Father”

  Alan Brennert discusses Honolulu

• “Did the idea for Honolulu come out of your research for your previous book, Moloka'i?”

  Alan Brennert discusses Honolulu

• “Though I read about it in my research for Moloka'i, it was a time period I couldn't really explore in depth in that book, since my main characters were held in isolation at Kalaupapa.”

  Alan Brennert discusses Honolulu

• “I visited Moloka'i for the first time in 1996, but it wasn't until three years later that I began reading about Kalaupapa, the leprosy settlement on the island's north shore.”

  Alan Brennert discusses Honolulu

• “Like Rachel Kalama in Moloka'i, Jin is a fictional creation, but is inspired by any number of actual women who emigrated to Hawai'i between 1903 and”

  Alan Brennert discusses Honolulu

• “How much of Moloka'i is based on fact, and how much is fiction?”

  Alan Brennert discusses Honolulu

• “In two separate interviews Alan Brennert discusses his first two books, Moloka'i and”

  Alan Brennert discusses Honolulu

• “The details of life on Moloka'i came in part from letters and journals in the Hawai'i”

  Alan Brennert discusses Honolulu

• “This was a time period I couldn't really explore in depth in Moloka'i, since my main characters were in isolation at Kalaupapa.”

  Alan Brennert biography

• “When the network opted not to produce it, Alan decided he needed to write something that people would get to see, and the result was Moloka'i.”

  Alan Brennert biography

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