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A New Poetry and Poetry Books, by Pacific Islanders

There is a new library of poetry, fiction and artwork by Pacific Islander authors and artist on Saturday, April 21. Kinalamten Gi Pasifiku" is the first edition of Ta Tuge' Mo'na, a non-profit organisation dedicated to the production and maintenance of Guamese and Pacific literary works.

In the preface to the manuscript, Laura Torres Rouder, writer of "Daughters of the Island" and the first Chamoru lady to have written and published a volume, described the anthological collections as "speaking the unspeakable". The authors of the manuscript "dare to uncover sublime contradictions and use their discerning awareness to cure hurt hearts" through their writings and work.

There are works by 35 different writers and performers in the library, some of whom have never been released before. It shows the colonised Pacific Islander developing and becoming conscious, Taimanglo-Ventura said. "Kinalamten Gi Pasifiku" is the last in a three-part anthological cycle that took place at the twelfth Festival of Pacific Arts in Guam in 2016.

artist introduced:

For the waterpark - Review of the Pacific Islands Club Guam, Tumon

As I opened the doors to my rooms, I felt my wife's energies glowing bright red. This room just had a "stupid" feeling. Seemed like it was neat, but how much can you wash something that's worked well for years? But I don't know what kind of crazy activity they do in the rooms, but this cot had to be made.

Air conditioning was superb, I must say, considering this is Guam. It' a big water park, but that's the attraction of the motel (and there are also enough coaches). As it was just before the cash register (12 noon), I tried to open my doors (that was about 11:50) and they didn't open.

His match the timecode ran early. As my woman asked the room johnny at least to open the room or try to use her map to open it, she briefly said: "I can't open it, you have to go to the lobby", although she was NEW, she could at least have phoned us to check (she was about to clean the next room.) It took another kinder maid to call us without realizing that I was already in the foyer.

This looooooong tour was the one I had to make into a hobby (this is the first looooooong tour I've ever seen in a place like this, if anything, it's just for fun), past two bars and two lifts just to tell them about my problems.

There' s no tip for the woman who's going to be cleaning the room we leave behind. The receptionist from Korea (thanks girl) was courteous and kind. I' ll say that much about the reception, they are all v a y kind as well as professionally when I check in and out.

When we wanted to have our breakfasts in the mornings, the troublesome opening door/host greeted every foreigner/military/Caucasian in the restaurants with a "HI WELCOME GOOD TOMORROW HAFA ADAI" and talked to them with small notices. "I felt kind of sick, I was lying to the receptionist when she asked me what our whereabouts were, I said it was "okay".

Yeah, I'd suggest this place to a mate if I didn't like it.