Utterly Immoral
Simon Keable-Elliott
Published 2022
246 pages
The most popular pacific Islander experience books of 2022
These books tell the stories of the peoples of Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia. The ocean, ancestry, community and the effects of colonization and climate change run through them. Novels, poetry and memoirs by Pacific authors offer a view of the world with the sea at its center. This list shows the ones first published in 2022.
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Zarla
Eli Launluna
Published 2022
218 pages
The Missing Link
Stacy Sato
Published 2022
246 pages
Otaheite 1769 - Log Of Captain Cook
Larry W. Jones
Published 2022
78 pages
You're That Bitch: TK
Bretman Rock
Published 2022
208 pages
Rising Sun Journal
Amy Lohr
Published 2022
152 pages
Coming of Age in the Cannibal Isles
Fred Bell
Published 2022
136 pages
Api Tala'aga mo Tama'ita'i
Ina'ilau Studios
Published 2022
200 pages
The Barsden Memoirs (1799-1816) (Routledge Studies in Modern History)
Grant Rodwell
2022 · 2023 edition
244 pages
Aloha Nui Loa
Yvonne Lee McIntire
Published 2022
334 pages
Suffocated by Church
Paul G Ward
Published 2022
272 pages
Lucky to Live Hawai'i
Angela Leslee
Published 2022
210 pages
Don't Call Me Moana
Nina Macheel
Published 2022
316 pages
The Englishman in the Valley
Leslie J Tunison
Published 2022
174 pages
Into The Valley Memoir of a Missionary's Daughter
Shawna Winters-Ratz
Published 2022
122 pages
The Life of Robert Louis Stevenson; Volume II
Graham Balfour
Published 2022
248 pages
Hawaiian Star
Chet Gritzmacher
Published 2022
192 pages
From Fiji to America An Immigrant Story
Jagjiwan Narayan
Published 2022
346 pages
I Saw God's Hand in Papua New Guinea!
Jeffery Bishop
Published 2022
128 pages
The Spirit Wind - Edna Huapala Bush Ellis
Wayne Moniz
Published 2022
100 pages
Pua
Keali'ika'apuni Kalani
Published 2022
72 pages
Wave Woman
Vicky Heldreich Durand
Published 2022
1 page
Freckled
T.W. Neal
Published 2022
Wave Woman
Vicky Heldreich Durand
Published 2022