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Geographical Magazine Writer's Reads: Elizabeth Miki Brina, author of Speak, Okinawa Written by  Geographical 2021 Elizabeth Miki Brina is a teacher and author. Her debut book, Speak Okinawa, is out now. Here she shares some of the books that have inspired her perceptive worldview The Woman Warrior: Memoir of a Girlhood Among Ghosts • Maxine Hong Kingston • 1976 Maxine Hong Kingston is magnificent as she captures the history and mythology of her ancestors from China, as well as the lives of her family of immigrants and Asian Americ...

On March 20 last year, US authorities told hikers planning to tackle the 4,250km Pacific Crest Trail to cancel their trips.   “Limiting the spread of the coronavirus – and the associated economic fall-out – requires sacrifice from everyone,” the Pacific Crest Association said. For Carmel O’Sullivan, this sacrifice has had heartbreaking consequences because the ongoing searches for her missing son were then called off . The same association once told her it “wasn’t a babysitting service” after she rang them to say she was worried about David, who hadn’t made contact in da...

On March 20 last year, US authorities told hikers planning to tackle the 4,250km Pacific Crest Trail to cancel their trips.   “Limiting the spread of the coronavirus – and the associated economic fall-out – requires sacrifice from everyone,” the Pacific Crest Association said. For Carmel O’Sullivan, this sacrifice has had heartbreaking consequences because the ongoing searches for her missing son were then called off . The same association once told her it “wasn’t a babysitting service” after she rang them to say she was worried about David, who hadn’t made contact in da...

David O'Sullivan who went missing in the US while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail on April 7, 2017 Mrs O'Sullivan and her husband Con, from Midleton, Co Cork, last heard from their son on April 7, 2017. "Every day I wake up and think, 'Please God, let today be the day they find him'," she said. "It's the not knowing that's torture. You're always hoping and always waiting. "His friends have moved on, they have girlfriends now or they're getting engaged. "He's missing family moments and milestones that he should be here to celebrate. "All his clothes are still here, even his books and his ga...