A gripping and emotional account of life in the South Pacific, from one of its most distinguished chroniclers. In Cries from Fiji, T.P. Lucas offers a vivid and moving portrait of the people, places, and cultures of this beautiful and fascinating region. From the haunting music of the islands to the tragic history of colonialism and conflict, Lucas's account is both informative and deeply affecting.

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