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This smashing novel of love and combat in the war-torn Philippines is based on a true story. Authors Malcolm Champlin (who fought in many of these battles) and Steven Goldsberry bring a rare mix of authenticity and glorious writing to his nearly forgotten and utterly harrowing chapter of World War II. “...Luzon is an epic tale of courage, endurance, love, and glory.”-W.E.B. Griffin
ISBN 1-56647-190-7; Softcover

In this very human, personal account of Pacific history, Dr. William Peck, a nuclear researcher, writes of his 30-year experience living in the Pacific Islands, including witnessing atomic bombings, commuting to work across Chuuk Lagoon in a small boat, surviving a super typhoon on Guam, and watching the rise of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands.
6" x 9", 192 pp, over 30 black and white photos; ISBN 1-56647-117-6; Softcover

Thirteen yarns drawn from the famous author’s love affair with Hawai`i Nei. London and his wife Charmain spent five months traveling in the Islands while on a two-year cruise of the South Seas. “London was at the peak of his powers when he wrote them.” (Los Angeles Herald-Examiner). Foreword by A. Grove Day.
4-1/4" x 7", 282 pp; ISBN 0-935180-08-7; Mass market

Yarns from the real Pacific by twenty-one master storytellers, including Mark Twain, W. Somerset Maugham, Robert Louis Stevenson, and James A. Michener. This anthology comprises some of the best nonfiction writing about the South Pacific.
4-1/4" x 7", 342 pp; ISBN 0-935180-22-2; Mass market

The sensational “Massie Case” of the 1930s shattered the tranquil image that mainland U.S.A. had of Hawai`i. One woman shouted “Rape!” and the island erupted with such turmoil that for twenty years it was deemed unprepared for statehood. A fascinating case study of race relations and military-civilian relations. Introduction by Glen Grant.
4-1/4" x 7", 320 pp; ISBN 0-935180-88-5; Mass market

Thirty-seven selections from the literature of the past hundred years including such writers as Mark Twain, Robert Louis Stevenson and James Jones.
4-1/4" x 7", 380 pp; ISBN 0-935180-07-9; Mass market

The noted humorist’s account of his 1866 trip to Hawai`i at a time when the islands were more for the native than the tourists.
4-1/4" x 7", 144 pp; ISBN 0-935180-93-1; Mass market

A rich collection of Hawaiian lore by Hawai`i’s “merrie monarch.”
4-1/4" x 7", 576 pp; ISBN 0-935180-86-9; Mass market

A broadly inclusive collection of folklore by a leading authority.
4-1/4" x 7", 266 pp; ISBN 0-935180-43-5; Mass market