Vepaiamele’s winning piece, “My Name”, explores the significance of identity and culture through...

Noah Westra’s SotSot Storian, “Lina’s Luganville”, paints a vivid picture of life in modern...

Taylor Yao’s “Chinese Life”, explores identity, language, and cultural perception in Vanuatu....

Mislin Wari’s “Scary Map” is a moving reflection on courage, self-acceptance, and identity....

Orihane Laloyer’s poem, “L’Âme de Mouvement”, celebrates the vibrant, evolving identity of...

Pascal Harry’s SotSot Storian “Kastom”, celebrates Vanuatu’s culture and traditions through the...

Eltrisha Regenvanu’s French-language story, “Le chemin du kava (entre tradition et spiritualité)”,...

Orihane Laloyer’s story, “Kael et l’Âme de l’Île”, was shortlisted for publication. Set beneath...

Yoan Bororoa’s SotSot Storian, “Pem Woman”, was shortlisted in the Youth Category. The story...

Jennifer Nakou’s powerful poem captures the quiet tension between tradition and modernity, weaving...

“My Land, My Life” by Jeliana Terangi Kalsrap beautifully explores the deep connection between...

Magalie Namol’s “Melteto le batteur du nasara” celebrates the heartbeat of Vanuatu’s cultural...

Talula-Fay Taribakeo’s “Rooted in Light” is a heartfelt tribute to heritage, family, and the...

Donna Henry’s “Leido’s Modern Kastom” captures the evolving spirit of Vanuatu’s culture through...

Marik Gardais’ “Nos Chouchous” explores the beautiful mix of cultures in Vanuatu through its...

Eduard Tara’s “Neuf miroirs neuf miroirs entre nous et nos ancêtres (séquence de haïku moderne)”...

Cloe Ruth Tate’s “Black is Beautiful” is a powerful poem that explores self-love, beauty, and...

Rex Neribo’s “One Family, Many Islands” celebrates the strength of unity across Vanuatu. Through...

Sarah Mecartney’s “Woman Melanesie” is a lyrical and evocative poem that captures the paradoxes of...

Tracy Uvoi Namel’s “Mama Kraon, Mi Sori” reflects on the tension between personal identity and...

Tracy Uvoi Namel’s “The Fork and The Laplap” tells a warm and humorous story of cultural exchange....

Jennifer Nakou’s “Whose Child Is This ?” explores identity, generational perspectives, and the...

Trilby Hunter’s “Am I Accepted?” explores the challenges of fitting in, cultural identity, and the...

Janessa Amos’ “Hum Between Worlds” captures the tension and harmony between ancestral traditions...

Espellin Tom Banga’s “Matanoi” immerses readers in the grandeur of Vanuatu’s rivers and rituals,...

Leina Isno’s “A Forest Shower, South West Bay Way” blends Ninde and English to reflect childhood...

Anna Naupa’s “Tunmit” explores the history and cultural significance of the traditional Erromangan...

Rebecca Tobo Olul-Hossen’s “Patan Lewantehi – Navou Tua Patan Asoli” tells the story of Navou’s...