Oceanian at Your Favorite Things

See also:

• Arts: Literature: Myths and Folktales: Myths: Oceanic  (14)

• Ancient Legends of Guam - Legends of places and people of Guam (in Chamorro and English).
• Chaifi - The Ancient Spririt Volcano of Guam - A Real Video presentation of the legend.
• Climbing a Mountain Without a Ladder: Chronologies and Stories - An analysis of folktales from Unea Island, Papua New Guinea, as published in the journal "Time and Society".
• The Leagacy of Moro, the Snake-Man of Bariai, West New Britain - A folktale from Papua New Guinea, originally published in the book "Children of Kilibob".
• Magurei - A folktale in English and the Nakanai language of Papua New Guinea. This is a copy of the book "Magurei", which was collected by Ray and Marilyn Johnston.
• Maui Myths and Folklore - Four Maui stories from the Maui Cheetah website.
• New Ireland Tok Pisin - Story - A folktale called "The Woman Who Became a Stone" from Papua New Guinea, in English and Tok Pisin, with audio.
• New Zealand Maori Legends - How the Kiwi Lost his Wings, and Rata's Waka.
• One Thousand One Papua New Guinean Nights - Four folktales in Tok Pisin and English from a larger collection, by Thomas H. Slone; includes bibliography.
• Polynesian Mythology - A description of the gods of Polynesia.
• Polynesian Voyaging Traditions - Proverbs, stories, and bibliography on the sea travels of the Polynesian peoples.
• Simply Australia - E-zine on Australian folklore, oral and social history, as well as music and song, both traditional and contemporary.
• Snakes, adulterers, and the Loss of Paradise in Kaliai - An analysis of the Kilibob-Manup corpus of myths from West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea.
• A Tahitian Legend - Legend of the shaping of the mountains of Tahiti.
• Tales and Stories of the South Pacific - Legends and oral history passed from generation to generation on the Pacific Islands.
• Vanishing and Returning Heroes: Ambiguity and Persistent Hope in an Unea Island Legend - An analysis and synopsis of the story of Mataluangi from East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea.