Stone SpicerStone Spicer spent his youth living in a host of cities across Canada, United States and Australia. In 1960, a teenager on his own, he migrated to Hawaii, fell in love with the Islands and its people and adopted it as home for forty-plus years. He maried a Hawaiian-Japanese woman and, with a degree in business from University of Hawaii, enjoyed a successful career in the printing industry in Honolulu while he and his wife raised their two sons. While earning his license as a massage therapist in Hilo, Hawaii and engaging in fine art in the Pacific Northwest he was developing a love for writing. In writing, Stone enjoys the process of breathing life into characters and situations. His writing reflects a determination to resurrect his treasured parts and places of old Hawaii; monuments that have succumbed the ravages of time at the hands of developers or through Nature's habit of instigating change, weaving them delicately into the fibers of his stories so that those unfamiliar with Hawaii's past can gain an appreciation of what had been. Read More Read Less