80 Years of Storytelling
In honor of 80 year of Liberation, UOG Press is partnering with DFG Galleria to celebrate 80 years of storytelling. For the month of July, receive a special discount of 10% with select UOG Press publications. Available for a limited time only!
Ocean Mother
$15.00
Inifresi
$15.00
13 Months in Malesso’
$20.00
Juanit
$17.00
A Marianas Mosaic
$40.00
The Massacre at Atåte
$15.00
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A Borrowed Land tells the untold stories of Guam’s Nikkei — people of Japanese descent — before, during, and after World War II. As the descendant of an issei, or first-generation immigrant, Peter R. Onedera chronicles the Nikkei’s experiences in Guam from their arrival to their assimilation into the island’s life and culture, their hardship and resilience during the war, and the struggles they endured after. Onedera interweaves both historical and personal accounts to document how heritage and history shape personal and collective identity. The story also unveils the complexities of Onedera’s own healing, as he explores his CHamoru-Japanese heritage and reveals the discrimination he and other Nikkei experienced in post-war Guam.
A Borrowed Land
Available for Pre-Order! “Peter Onedera shares his family story, but much more than that, our island’s story. This publication also reminds us that unattended wounds can fester, even 80 years later. And so, let the...
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.
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A Borrowed Land
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I Mambiha na Tiempo
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