This last book by the co-author of the 'Bounty' novels was a collection of his best stories and sketches written from his Tahitian home. The tales mainly deal with exiles who for one reason or another sought refuge in distant lands. The collection includes Hall's own account 'Sing: A Song of Sixpence" telling of his starving days as a fledgling, beachcombing author prior to his collaboration with Charles Nordhoff. Originally from Iowa, Hall lived for many years in Tahiti and this edition marks the centennial of his birth...