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Mr. and Mrs. Taitague Remember
An interview with Jesus N. Taitague and Ignacia Q. Taitague. In this interview, Mr. Taitague goes into detail about what the Japanese occupation was like for the people of Inarajan. He speaks briefly about the death of Father Duenas, about learning…
The Kid
A tale of companionship, during the Vietnam War, between a Chamorro-born soldier and a small child.
Island Odyssey
An almost biographical story of German-born Conrad Hoffschneider's life and his legacy throughout the Marianas. This piece also gives some military insight into the mass migration of the Yap-Chamorro community settling into unoccupied Tinian.
A Jail Without Walls: Naren's Story
A non-fictional story of a young girl named Naren who survived the Communist takeover of Cambodia, displacement of herself and her family, separation from her family, and years of forced labor and starvation.
Cave Hunting
A man hunts for caves to dig up the past and forget his problems.
Disclaimer: There are explicit scenes of abuse and possible rape.
Disclaimer: There are explicit scenes of abuse and possible rape.
Brothers in Arms
In a fight for their lives, three soldiers (Rat, Hazen, and Sky) make an important choice.
1967 'Nam Poem
A soldier walks through a bloodied battle in Vietnam and wonders why he was there in the first place.
American Guam: How It Became and Stayed That Way
An article by Charlie Lamach. Lamach retells the story of how Guam was liberated from Japanese occupation during World War II
Elise in Germany
A couple, Elise and Joseph, are contracted to work in the capital of Nazi Germany during WWII. Once there, the couple is separated, and it is from there that the story follows the character, Elise. From Elise’s perspective, the audience can witness…
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I Mangga'chong-hu Gi Tasi
A short story written in Chamoru (with English translations) about a sea urchin and his ocean friends.