Black Stone
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The ni-Vanuatu poet’s collection was published in 1983.
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Grace Mera Molisa connected poetry with criticism of colonialism and women’s social position. Black Stone and Colonised People offer two separate book-length entry points to her work. Sista, Stanap Strong! widens the perspective with 37 contributors across three generations and multiple forms of writing. This selection covers verified English-language editions; Vanuatu’s French-language fiction requires a separate translation trail.
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The ni-Vanuatu poet’s collection was published in 1983.
Molisa’s second poetry collection develops her critique of colonialism and women’s subordination in Vanuatu.

New writing by 37 contributors across three generations broadens the picture of women’s lives in Vanuatu.
Victoria University Press
Edition source ↗An autobiography follows a life from Uripiv island to Vanuatu’s independence struggle and political life.
Institute of Pacific Studies, University of the South Pacific
Edition source ↗A further English-language poetry collection by Molisa, published in Vanuatu in 1989.
Sources on authors and their connections to this country. Specific edition details appear beside each book. Polish and English originals are not labelled as translations.