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Ricky: A Life Worth Sharing, Volume I


Ricky: A Life Worth Sharing, Volume I
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AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER! Before he was a businessman, senator, and governor, Ricardo J. Bordallo was simply “Ricky,” a young CHamoru man from Guam, the island he loved. The first volume of a two-part series, Ricky: A...

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Born of Lowe’s deep guinaiya for her island, her people, and her culture, this book marks the emergence of an important famalao’an voice in CHamoru poetry and in Pacific poetry, one firmly committed to truth-telling and the healing power of our ocean.

Brandy Nālani McDougall, Hawaiʻi Poet Laureate 2023-2025 and author of "ʻĀina Hānau, Birth Lands"

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An excerpt from The River

by: UOG Press

He took the cigarrillo from her mouth and flicked it into the water. Holding her face in his hands, he began to kiss her as the river flowed past them. Whenever Tomás kissed her all the sounds seemed to grow louder. The river rushed as if it were flowing through her ears and the wind seemed to pick up and shake the leaves above them until it sounded like showers of rain were falling and birds were screeching. The sounds whirled around them until they were interrupted by a loud crunch. 

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My Ocean

by: UOG Press

I offer you my hips
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I offer you my hair
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