Bibliography of non-indigenous literary writings on the Pacific

@ Forester, C.S., Gold from Crete, ???? stories <strong>of</strong> WW2 Pacific including The Man in the
Yellow Life Raft check
@Franck, Hans, Die Südseeinsel, Gütersloh: Bertelsman, ^1950, %GM #PAC *Fic
Serend191/586
@Franck, Hans, Recht ist Unrecht; neun Novellen um eine Wahrheit, Leipzig: Haessel,
^1928, %GM #? *Fic search PT2611/R186R4 Main, U.Q.
@Frear, Mary Dillingham, Hawaiian Days and Holidays and Days <strong>of</strong> Long Ago, Boston:
Stratford, ^1927, %US #PO: Haw *Poetry Serend 214/676
@Frisbie, (Robert Dean), Amaru, a Romance <strong>of</strong> the South Seas, New York: Doubleday,
Doran & Co., ^1945, 1st ed, %US #PAC *Fic V899.43/FRI-l/l grant
interesting for a discourse analysis—naive, eccentric blending <strong>of</strong> local material with rash <strong>of</strong>
<strong>literary</strong> references, biblical, Classical Greek, Indic yoga, Stevenson, Arabian Nights, Melville,
Green Mansions.
Portrayal <strong>of</strong> native divided between wisdom, courage, foresight, dignity and cunning, pride,
ridiculousness; negotiation <strong>of</strong> the 'island ' ethic <strong>of</strong> lotus-eating free love with puritanism,
civilised rules and regulations and the work ethic. Uncertain loyalties reflected in the
repetitively circling plot arrangement and the masking <strong>of</strong> simplicity with allusion; also in the
equivocal status <strong>of</strong> the girl—white but effectively native (and totally submissive)—as well as
the tension between the island life as embodiment <strong>of</strong> the Sermon on the Mount and its
highest exemplar a 'European' house stuffed with furniture and clocks.
Story <strong>of</strong> a treasure island beginning with a fictional version <strong>of</strong> the mad French priest's
kingdom in the Marquesas.
The Book <strong>of</strong> Puka-Puka , NY: Century, (1929) autobiog
reprint, Honolulu: Mutual Publishing Press, 1988
Dawn sails North, NY Doubleday, 1949 ?
My Tahiti (1937)
Mr Moonlight's Island , NY: Farrar Ruhart, Farrar & Finehart(1939) ?
The Island <strong>of</strong> Desire , NY: Doubleday Doran (1944) ?
Frisbie, Florence (Johnny), Miss Ulysses from Puka-Puka: the Autobiography <strong>of</strong> a South-Sea
Trader's Daughter
Frisbie, Johnny, The Frisbies <strong>of</strong> the South Seas London TBC, 1961? Eng ed <strong>of</strong> above?)
@Frith, Henry, Willis, the Pilot: a sequel to 'The Swiss Family Robinson, London: ? ^1890
%AUS? #PAC? *Fic search
@Gann, Ernest K. The Trouble with Lazy Ethel London: Hodder & Stoughton nd (1958?)
%UK? #PAC *fic (a novel <strong>of</strong> human conflict on a Pacific atoll)
@Gates, Mac Burney, Aloma <strong>of</strong> the South Seas, New York: Grosset & Dunlap, ^1926? %US
#POL *Fic
adapted from the drama <strong>of</strong> the same name by John B Hymer & Leroy Clemens;
a Paramount picture starring Gilda Gray.
@Gerstäcker, Friedrich Wilhelm, Tahiti: Roman aus der Sudsee, Leipzig: Costenoble, ^1854,
%GM #POL Tah *Fic (also Leipzig: Hesse & Becker, reprint)
realistic treatment <strong>of</strong> rivalry between expatriate nationalities (O'Reilly)
@Gerstäcker, FW, Blau Wasser , Leipzig: ?, ^1858, %GM #PAC *Fic (O'Reilly)
@Gerstäcker, FW, Der kleine Wallfischfängen [the Young Whaler], Leipzig: Costenoble,
^1856 (1858, 1876), %GM #PAC *Fic juv (O'Reilly)
@Gerstacker, FW, Inselwelt, Leipzig: Arnold, ^1860 (new ed. Dusseldorf: Droste, 1951),
%GM #POL *Fic