| Description |
1 online resource (pages |
| Series |
Sun Tracks ; v. 20 |
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Sun tracks.
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| Contents |
J, She, and the Eel -- Sa Moana Poem Number One -- Sa Moana Poem Number Two -- Sa Moana Poem Number Three -- Sa Moana Poem Number Four -- Sa Moana Poem Number Five -- Tiki Manifesto -- ‘O Kaulaiku -- The Seventh Wave -- Turtle Island Poem Number One -- Turtle Island Poem Number Two -- Turtle Island Poem Number Three -- Turtle Island Poem Number Four -- Turtle Island Poem Number Five -- Turtle Island Poem Number Six -- Turtle Island Poem Number Seven -- Turtle Island Poem Number Eight -- Turtle Island Poem Number Nine -- Turtle Island Poem Number Ten -- Turtle Island Poem Number Eleven -- Turtle Island Poem Number Twelve -- Turtle Island Poem Number Thirteen -- Turtle Island Poem Number Fourteen -- Turtle Island Poem Number Fifteen -- In Suva -- Laguna Beach Poem Number One -- Laguna Beach Poem Number Two -- Laguna Beach Poem Number Three -- Laguna Beach Poem Number Four -- Laguna Beach Poem Number Five -- Laguna Beach Poem Number Six -- A Drag Queen Named Pipi (at the Bone Bar) -- Pray -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number One -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Two -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Three -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Four -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Five -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Six -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Seven -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Eight -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Nine -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Ten -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Eleven -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Twelve -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Thirteen -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Fourteen -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Fifteen -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Sixteen -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Seventeen -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Eighteen -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Nineteen -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Twenty -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Twenty-One -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Twenty-Two -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Twenty-Three -- Fa'a Fafine Poem Number Twenty-Four -- The Bat -- Postscript |
| Summary |
This is the first book collection of poems by the author, a contemporary queer Samoan writer and painter. His poems humorously attack cultural appropriation, gender, and the hypocrisies of Western influence in Oceania today, and pull at the stereotype of a beautiful Polynesia available for the taking.--description provided by publisher |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
McMullin, Dan Taulapapa
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Polynesians -- Poetry
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POETRY -- General.
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Polynesians
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| Genre/Form |
Poetry
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
0816599181 |
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9780816599189 |
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1299760090 |
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9781299760097 |
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