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The Window: November 2012
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. Monday, November 12, 2012. The Government of Papua New Guinea under the leadership of the Department for Community Development hosted the second Forum Disability Ministers Meeting in Port Moresby at the Grand Papua Hotel. The meeting took place between 3. The Report was developed through consultation and research in over 70 countries, with persons with disabil...
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The Window: September 2012
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. Monday, September 3, 2012. A View from The Mountain. This year I went to Airways Motel in time to meet Drusilla Modjeska before her departure to the fjords of Korafe in the Oro Province. Whether Drusilla comes up here from Sydney on her way to Tufi or on her way back to Sydney I usually catch up with her for breakfast at the Airways. Rika and Leonard are also ...
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The Window: February 2013
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. Sunday, February 24, 2013. Medicinal Plants in PNG. Great publications remain useful and relevant even many years after its first print run. One of my recent acquisitions is a book on medicinal plants of Papua New Guinea. The book is based on many years of scientific research, involving staff and students of the University of Papua New Guinea. The next set of ...
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The Window: Manui Publishers
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. THE MISSION AND VISION OF MANUI PUBLISHERS. Our book publishing service is one aspect of the company. MANUI PUBLISHERS is an independent self-publishing company with the goal of promoting writing and publishing books written by local authors. We handle all aspects of writing, editing, and publishing services, including book publishing, marketing, and d...61553...
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The Window: Haus Krai
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. Wednesday, April 30, 2014. This article was first published in the Stevens' Winduo, The National newspaper earlier this year! The night went smoothly for most of the mourners until the morning when a commotion began with some of the relatives accusing others of using sorcery. I realized that village ways and customs remain intact among many of our people. ...
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The Window: Random Images
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. From Boutique Wewak to Muschu and Kairiru Island (2013). Setting up the Broadband communication system on Nimowa Catholic Mission Station, Milne Bay Province. Courtesy of Fr. Tony Young MSC, Nimowa. Sailing canoe in Misma Lagoon 2012. Waigani Primary School Graduation at UPNG Drill Hall 2012. A view of UPNG campus from my office. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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The Window: Editing Services
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. 2013 Teachers Training Needs Analysis: Final Report by Arnold Kukari, Medi Reta, and Patricia Paraide. National Research Institute. 52 pages. Report on Forum Disability Ministers Meeting 2, Department for Community Development, 50 pages (2012). Edited Social Protection Final Report, Department for Community Development, 150 pages (2011). 40 pages. (2010).
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The Window: Publications
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. Transitions and Transformations: Literature, Politics, and Culture in Papua New Guinea. Port Moresby: University of Papua New Guinea Press. Forthcoming. Port Moresby: University of Papua New Guinea. Books of imaginative literature. Port Moresby: UPNG Press and Manui Publishers. Port Moresby: UPNG Press and Manui Publishers. A Rower’s Song. Journal Articles/Cha...
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The Window: February 2015
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. Tuesday, February 17, 2015. 2014) is my first novel based on my grandfather, Holonia Jilaka, whose life inspired this book. Although not a biography the novel’s timeline is based on the part of my grandfather’s history. I wrote every day without for two months, completing the first draft of the novel by the time February 1995 came around. I was quite happy...
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The Window: October 2012
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The blog features Steven Edmund Winduo and his work in the arts, culture, literature, journalism, education, and writing, editing, and publishing. Wednesday, October 31, 2012. Provincial flags outside the National Library, Port Moresby. What has Independence done to me as a Papua New Guinean, a writer, and scholar of indigenous cultures? Surely, this question must be asked by many conscientious Papua New Guineans. Two notable figures of the period are Russell Soaba and Paulias Matane, who continue to wri...
