WELCOME
At Hibiscus Three, we are enthusiastic about supporting all Papua New Guinean writers create and develop their idea from words into a published book.
We are a small, independent publisher with social impact at the heart of our vision. From individual consultation to book project management and marketing, our services aim to make the publishing process a positive and rewarding experience for all writers.
We look forward to hearing from you!
ACQUISTION & UPCOMING RELEASE
World Beyond: An Anthology of Papua New Guinean Speculative Fiction
Edited and Compiled by Dr Kirsten McGavin PhD
Hibiscus Three Anthology Series Volume 1
Available now in the Hibiscus Three Shop online
Hibiscus Three Novel 2023
( a special category of the Hibiscus Three Publishing Award initiative)
Applicant enquiries have now closed.
Award Recipient will be announced in January 2023
OUR LATEST NEWS
HIBISCUS THREE NOVEL 2023
13 April 2022
In case you missed the announcement on our Instagram page, Hibiscus Three has introduced a special category, Novel
to the Hibiscus Three Publishing Award initiative for Papua New Guinean Women Writers.
The inaugural #HibiscusThreeNovel is set to be awarded in 2023.
Applicant enquiries have now closed.
HIBISCUS THREE PUBLISHING AWARD
est. 2020
An annual award to celebrate International Women's Day by providing an opportunity for one Papua New Guinean woman to publish their manuscript with Hibiscus Three.
2020
Listen by Thyatira Kaupa
2021
Memoir of a Wounded Warrior by Vinzealhar Nen
2022
She Bleeds Words by Mary Terriette Aseari
HIBISCUS THREE AUTHORS
Hibiscus Three is honoured to work alongside Papua New Guinean writers published under our label. We are committed to encouraging and promoting our Authors' creative work throughout PNG, and globally.
THYATIRA KAUPA
Poetry
ANDREW KULINIASI
Stage Play
MARY TERRIETTE ASEARI
Poetry
VINZEALHAR NEN
Poetry & Short Story
DR KIRSTEN MCGAVIN
Anthology (Short Story) featuring writing by:
Ruth-Ann Kwimberi
Augustine Minimbi
Vanessa Gordon
Marie Kima
Kirsten McGavin
Jeremy Hau'ofa Mogi
Roberta Tonar
Deborah Salle
Martha Schulze
"Society is changing. If you have seen changes, you also should write them down like this so your countrymen and women who come after you can read them and appreciate what you have experienced" -
My Mother Calls Me Yaltep