Beyond Boundaries · Essays and Tidbits From Nancy Bo Flood
Pause a moment. Remember a favorite poem. Let it roll around in your mouth, tickle your heart. Let me lend you one of mine.
Read More“In the end all we have are stories.
Stories are what we are,
What we become.”
What a gift to journey back to Saipan, to be surrounded again by the sea, to explore the hidden histories in its caves.
Read MoreThe beautiful flora and fauna of Saipan
Read MoreWaka poem written by the Japanese Empress during her visit to Saipan, 2005.
Read MoreCarolinian dancers of Saipan. New member of the dance group needs a skirt!
Read MoreIn Saipan, our classroom is the sea, the island, the stories …
Read MoreThe word is the skin of our living thought.
Read MoreSaipan is the setting of my book, Warriors in the Crossfire, World War II, Pacific Arena, a place and time full of history. I never intended to write this novel…
Read MoreThe gift of being with old friends, Anna Yamada, special education teacher on Saipan for over 30 years.
Read MoreI’ve been invited to return to Saipan this July to help teach a special “on site” symposium for educators. I invite you to “come along.”
Read MoreThese four authors will help us celebrate books and the launch of a library on wheels: R.E.A.D. in Beauty Bookmobile in Chinle, Navajo Nation!
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