Bøger udgivet af University of Papua New Guinea Press

Mr. Chicken goes from one misadventure to the next in a Papua New Guinean town, but in the end he becomes a hero.

The story of a young star's adventure and crash landing on the Earth, separately told in English and Tok Pisin of Papua New Guinea.

This journal features new creative writing and arts of Papua New Guinea, especially from Madang Province.Contents include: Three poems by Kumalau Tawali, Yam Festival, story and poem by Anthonia Manini, The Helpful Octopus, story and poem by Anthonia Cholohe, Three poems by Allen Ever, The Children of the Pool, story and poem by Susan Robin, The Lonely Couple, story and poem by Nancy Kiak, Five paintings by Tabah Silau, The Rescue, story and poem by Shirley Barambun, Pezunta, story and poem by Jimmy Michael, Three poems by Greg Murphy, Young Man in the Pool, story and poem by Simon Douglas, The Magical Snake, story by Willa Gazang, and An Approach to Creative Writing by Greg Murphy.

A donkey from Town is sold and brought to the village to lessen the workload on the farm. Everyone is happy except the donkey. After being brought up in the city, he has a different opinion of himself. There is chaos and comedy that reflect back on the social fabrics of society in Papua New Guinea today. This is a hilarious and dumb story of a donkey that must learn to adapt to the ways of village life. The story becomes funnier when the donkey is given special powers to help himself get out of trouble.