An editorial board of UOG faculty members reviewed and selected pieces for this compilation and found that contributors presented unique perspectives on sustainability.

“While sustainability is often associated in the mainstream with the practice of ‘going green,’ for island communities it means much more,” said Holly Rustick, editor of the journal. “Sustainability includes a multi-tiered system of people, resources, legends, heirlooms, land, traditions, and practices.”

Many of the writers and artists featured in “Storyboard 18” will be present at the launch to share and discuss their work. The current and past issues of the journal will be available for sale.

For more information, please contact UOG Press Marketing Coordinator Akina Chargualaf at (671) 735-2154 or achargualaf@triton.uog.edu or Editor Holly Rustick at rustickh@triton.uog.edu.

About University of Guam Press

The University of Guam Press publishes an array of academic and literary books and journals with a specific focus on the unique history, environment, peoples, cultures, and languages of the islands that make up the Western Pacific region. UOG Press strives to increase the availability of exceptional scholarly and literary texts that can be used as learning resources about Guam and Micronesia for people and institutions in the region and throughout the world. For more information, please visit www.uog.edu/uogpress.