South Sea Notes is a collection of stories and essays by Louis Becke, a 19th century Australian author and adventurer. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is a series of stories about Becke's travels and adventures in the South Pacific, including his time in the Solomon Islands, New Guinea, and the Gilbert Islands. The second part is a series of essays on various topics related to the South Pacific, such as the culture and customs of the people, the geography and climate, and the history of the region. Becke's writing is vivid and engaging, and his stories are filled with humor and insight. South Sea Notes is an entertaining and informative look at the South Pacific from the perspective of a man who lived and traveled there.
By Louis Becke · First published 1902 · Genre: Travel Writing, Adventure, Historical Fiction · 2 chapters