D. Ward Cornell

D. Ward Cornell lives on the Kohala Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. His career as an engineer, consultant, and entrepreneur has taken him all over the world. Many of those places and elements of those cultures are featured in his writing.

Although still dabbling in those fields, his passion now is bring stories to life.

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