Publications by the South

Pacific Creative Arts Society

Annual collections: In addition to the MAN A section of the Pacific Islands Monthly, which ran from March 1973 to February 1976, SPCAS has published the following separate publi cations, which contained material reprinted from PIM plus additional material which had not previously been published: FIRST MAN A ANNUAL OF CREATIVE WRITING 1973, 111 pp.

Editor, Marjorie Crocombe SECOND MAN A ANNUAL OF CREATIVE WRITING 1974, 80 pp. Editor, Marjorie Crocombe THIRD MAN A ANNUAL OF CREATIVE WRITING 1977, 78 pp.

Editor, Marjorie Crocombe Periodical collections: These have replaced the Mana Annual, and appear twice a year: They were first called Mana Review, and now simply MANA.

MANA REVIEW, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1976, 82 pp. Editor, Subramani.

MANA REVIEW, Vol. 1, No. 2, 1976, 79 pp. Editor. Subramani.

MANA Vol. 2, No. 1, 1977, 86 pp. Editor, Subramani.

MANA Vol. 2, No. 2, 1978, 78 pp. Editor, Subramani.

MANA Vol. 3, No. 1, 1978, 145 pp. Editor, Subramani.

MANA Vol. 3, No. 2, 1978, 56 pp. (Samoan writing) Editor, Albert Wendt.

MANA Vol. 4, No. 1, 1979, 96 pp. (Solomons writing) Editor, Leonard Maenu’u.

MANA Vol. 4, No. 2, 1980, (general issue) Editor, Marjorie Crocombe.

MANA Vol. 5, No. 1, 1980, (Cook Islands writing) Editor, Makiuti Tongia.

Poetry: This series has been guided by the general editorship of Albert Wendt: SOME MODERN POETRY FROM FIJI, by young Fijian poets, 21 pp. 1974. Printed twice. Total copies printed 3,000.

SOME MODERN POETRY FROM WESTERN SAMOA, by Samoan poets, 28 pp. 1974.

SOME MODERN POETRY FROM THE NEW HEBRIDES, by New Hebrideans, in English and Pidgin, 42 pp. 1975.

SOME MODERN POETRY FROM THE SOLOMON ISLANDS, by Solomons poets, 25 pp. 1975.

YOU. THE CHOICE OF MY PARENTS, a collection by Tongan poetess Konai Helu Thaman, 17 pp. First printing 1974, second printing 1978, third printing 1980. A new collection by this poet, as yet untitled, is also to be published in 1980.

LOOKING DOWN AT WAVES, a collection by Samoan. Sano Malifa, 57 pp. 1975.

KORERO, a collection by Cook Islands poet, Makiuti Tongia, 29 pp. 1977.

OPENING DOORS, a collection by Maori writer Evelyn Patuawa Nathan, 28 pp. 1979.

SOLAUA A SECRET EMBRYO, a collection by Samoan poetess Momoe Von Reiche, 41 pp. 1979 (published in association with DSP Centre, Western Samoa).

WHERE LEAVES HAD FALLEN, a collection by the Solomon Islands poet Celestine Kulagoe. To be published in 1980.

P\ays:DON'T CRY MAMA, a three-act play by Rotuman writer Vilsoni Tausie, 31 pp. First printing 1977, second printing 1978.

I, NATIVE NO MORE, three modern plays in English by Fijian writer Jo Nacola, 42 pp. 1976.

Children’s Story: THEY CAME FOR SANDALWOOD, by Marjorie Tuainekore Crocombe, 52 pp. A true story for children of the first Europeans in the Cook Islands. First published by Islands Education, NZ Education Department, 1962. Reprinted

By Spcas, 1979.

Short Stories: THE CELEBRATION, a collection of short stories by Raymond Pillai, 1980.

TOVOLEA, four short stories in Fijian by Fijian writers, 74 pp.

Edited by Asesela Ravuvu.