nā Hoʻonanea o Ailana: Island Nights' Entertainments in Hawaiian

Höohui ¿ia k¿ia puke me kekahi p¿¿olo kumu waiwai h¿mama a loulou ¿ia, he m¿hele n¿ ia o ka papa hana "Remediating Stevenson," höolako ¿ia ke k¿l¿ no ia papa hana e ka Arts and Humanities Research Council (UK). Ua pili ka papa hana i n¿ möolelo i k¿kau ¿ia e ka mea k¿kau Sekotia, ¿o Robert Louis Stevenson, e pili ana i n¿ l¿hui o ka P¿k¿pika. N¿n¿ ¿ia ka mea nui o k¿na mau möolelo i ka pöe heluhelu o Hawai¿i, S¿moa, a me Sekotia i k¿ia au. Ma loko o ua puke nei ka möolelo, ¿o "Kahakai o Fales¿," a me ¿elua hou aku möolelo p¿kole, ¿o "Ke Kupua ¿¿mole" a me "Ka Moku Leo Hanehane," na Michelle Keown i k¿kau i ka ¿¿lelo mua, a höohui p¿ ¿ia n¿ ki¿i i kaha ¿ia no loko mai o ke päi mua loa ¿ana o n¿ möolelo. --- This book is associated with a set of linked open-access resources produced for the "Remediating Stevenson" project, which was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (UK). It explores the legacies of the Pacific writing and travels of Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, investigating the relevance of his work to contemporary readers and communities in Hawai¿i, S¿moa, and Scotland. The book presents the novella "The Beach of Fales¿", and the two novelettes "The Bottle Imp" and "The Isle of Voices", along with an introduction by Michelle Keown and the original nineteenth-century illustrations from the first edition.