Guy A. Sibilla

Guy A. Sibilla is a journalist living in Honolulu, Hawaii. He matriculated from the College of William & Mary in Virginia with an Artium Baccalareus Degree and later a Juris Doctor Degree from the Marshall-Wythe School of Law.

By the time he had entered his teens, Guy had already spent half of his life abroad. His Japanese mother and Italian father conferred upon him the status of military brat, which took him to live in Europe. Never one to sit still, he joined the Trans-Atlantic Council of the Boys Scouts of America and began trekking, camping and climbing mountains in Switzerland and Germany. On one occasion that he can't fully discuss (and for which he is not particularly proud), he was questioned by the Military Police as a juvenile in Würzburg for carrying live WWII ammunition onto post that he and his patrol of Boy Scouts found in a previously undiscovered Nazi bunker. Ever since, he has sworn off weaponry, climbed mountains and trekked across the globe.

He has traveled extensively for over thirty years throughout the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Pacific Basin. As a contributing editor with Honolulu Magazine for 15 years, his stories and images have appeared in domestic and foreign newspapers and magazines.

In 2001 he received an award from The Hawaii Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists for his story and images published in Honolulu Magazine (“Sleeping With The Moai”).

His life continues to be a work in progress as is his book "One Hundred Love Sonnets."