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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…
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…
Xanadu II (1983)
As defined by the advisor behind Xanadu II (1983), Xanadu's purpose "is to give an outlet to all of our campus writers." This holds to be true, as Xanadu II (1983)’s diverse range of perspectives and voices can be properly seen with the sheer amount…
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.…
Xanadu II
Xanadu is reborn in the 1981 edition (now renamed as Xanadu II). Xanadu II is a glimpse into the melting pot that is Guam's culture in 1981. There are more locally written pieces with strong local cultural themes (Pinitin Un Chamorro) and music and…
Xanadu, Vol. 2 No. 1
Xanadu Vol. 2 is a collection of poetry, prose, essays and illustrations produced on Guam in 1967. All the works are original and feature interesting perspectives, such as the mind of a dodo Bird ("The Last of the Dodo Birds"), a creative re-telling…
Xanadu, Vol. 1 No.1
A collection of short prose and poety that was published locally on Guam. Most of the writing featured in the book are originals from the authors, but two of the pieces (How Old Age Comes, by Efim Zozulya; and The Dictaphone, by Mikhail Zoshchenko)…
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I Ko'ko' Yan I Hilitai
A short story written in Chamoru about a monitor lizard's day with a Ko'ko and other island birds.