A Bride's Price - Mundua, Arnold
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A beautiful young woman, a handsome young man. Living in turbulent times - meet and fall in love over many years of love letters and meetings. Surrounded by the majestic landscape, legends and cultural mores, they each make their way towards each other. A perfect match. The fast changing economic and social environment and circumstances of each, occasionally interrupt their progress. And the influences of the new colonial opportunities and hurdles place previously unimaginable barriers in their path. Friends and family sway their thoughts and their future paths. Until they each choose.

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A beautiful young woman, a handsome young man. Living in turbulent times - meet and fall in love over many years of love letters and meetings. Surrounded by the majestic landscape, legends and cultural mores, they each make their way towards each other. A perfect match. The fast changing economic and social environment and circumstances of each, occasionally interrupt their progress. And the influences of the new colonial opportunities and hurdles place previously unimaginable barriers in their path. Friends and family sway their thoughts and their future paths. Until they each choose.
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Autorenporträt
Arnold Mundua comes from Gembogl district in the Simbu province of Papua New Guinea. A graduate of the PNG Forestry College, Arnold is the author of numerous Award Winning Short Stories, including the 2005 National Literature Competition under Short Stories for Dramatization,the 2014 Crocodile Prize for Heritage Writing, the 2014 Val Rivers Prize for Peace & Harmony Writing and the FNWF23 Short Story Award. He is also the author of Elep Returns: The Story of a Tree and its Conversion into Paper. He currently works as a forester in his home province of Simbu and lives with his family in Kundiawa, the provincial capital of Simbu province.