Mr. Moonlight Book Signing

I would just like to share some photos of the book signing event for my biography of Robert Dean Frisbie titled Mr. Moonlight of the South Seas and published by Dockside Sailing Press. The event took place this past Sunday, October 29, at Lido Village Books in Newport Beach, California.

It turned out to be a fantastic afternoon with a very lively and inquisitive crowd. I enjoyed sharing many conversations about Robert Dean Frisbie with everyone. It was great to see so many family members and friends and, of course, making new acquaintances.

One of the highlights of the afternoon was that Robert Dean Frisbie’s daughter, Elaine, was in attendance. How awesome was that? It was great getting to know her and sharing stories about her father, Pukapuka and the Cook Islands.

A big mahalo and meitake and thanks to Dockside Sailing Press and Lido Village Books for sponsoring the event. It was terrific fun! Oh, and cheers to my daughter, Devin, for taking the photos.

Okay- now for some photos:

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Brandon Oswald ready to sign books! Love that shirt!

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Publisher Craig Smith and Elaine Frisbie

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A busy table

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Signing a book in my groovy Bula shirt!

Don’t forget to get your copy of the book on Amazon.com!

About islandculturearchivalsupport

Island Culture Archival Support (ICAS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of records pertaining to the cultural identity of island peoples in Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia whose national and public archives, libraries, cultural centers, and business organizations are underprivileged, underfunded, and understaffed. The specific purpose for which this nonprofit corporation was formed is to support the needs of these South Pacific cultural heritage institutions by helping to preserve and make accessible records created for business, accountability or cultural purposes. The organization will endeavor to add value by providing resources or volunteers to advise, train, and work among island residents to support their efforts in building their future and preserving their collective memory through the use of modern archival techniques.
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