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B Boscorooty Member Joined: Aug 05, 2008 Posts: 24	B Boscorooty Posted posted on Sun, Aug 1, 2010 9:13 PM I recently interviewed the owner of the Mauna Loa in Detroit for an article I'm writing. We talked about the place for about an hour, and he gave me a guided tour through a massive Mauna Loa scrapbook that he still keeps. Got some really fantastic stuff. Now I just need someone who wants to publish it. Normally, I write for The Detroit News and The Daily Caller, but those are political gigs, and they're not interested in tiki journalism. Emails to Tiki Magazine have gone unreturned...any suggestions?

I recently interviewed the owner of the Mauna Loa in Detroit for an article I'm writing. We talked about the place for about an hour, and he gave me a guided tour through a massive Mauna Loa scrapbook that he still keeps.

Got some really fantastic stuff. Now I just need someone who wants to publish it. Normally, I write for The Detroit News and The Daily Caller, but those are political gigs, and they're not interested in tiki journalism.

Emails to Tiki Magazine have gone unreturned...any suggestions?

Post #545879 by Boscorooty on Sun, Aug 1, 2010 9:13 PM