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Xanadu 87
"Xanadu 87 is the most recent edition available at the Micronesian Area Research. There are no known editions after this year.
Introduction by the editor, Ann Long Card:
Dear Xanadu Reader,
You found us! You've stumbled on Xanadu '87, a…
Introduction by the editor, Ann Long Card:
Dear Xanadu Reader,
You found us! You've stumbled on Xanadu '87, a…
Christmas Drop
An essay about the Christmas drop, how it began, and how it continues to excite and inspire the Christmas spirit in the most remote islands in Micronesia.
Xanadu '86
"Whereas Xanadu 1984 wanted to incorporate more color and design into the literary magazine, Xanadu 1986 chooses instead to utilize a more straightforward and minimalistic design. Despite the design choices, the pieces chosen in Xanadu 1986 are…
The Early Days
A tale of a young child daydreaming about school lunches and sneaking into school just to taste it.
Xanadu (1984)
"Xanadu is given a colorful facelift in the 1984 edition. With a greater emphasis on art and graphic design, each page is individually arranged to heighten the experience of reading the literary publication, as well as adding to the theme of the…
Reaching the Moon from Fefan: A Trukese myth
A tale about a Fefan chief ordering his men to sail out at sea and capture the moon.
Myself
A short essay of a Chuukese woman, who wants to pursue her education, but who struggles with paying rent, traveling, and possibly connecting with people. An essay from a beginner's writing course.
Typhoon
In 1976, the islands of Truk/Chuuk were devastated by Typhoon Pamela. This essay hopes to provide three helpful tips for typhoon preparation for the people of Truk/Chuuk.
Xanadu II (1982)
The 1982 edition of Xanadu II continues the tradition of the first Xanadu II, which was to create a culturally inclusive magazine which celebrated different literary genres, academic disciplines, and the cultures and communities on and around Guam.…
Trukese Song
A man gives his thanks to the woman who he loved, but who has forgotten him, lied to him, and rejected him.
