Best papua new guinea history books according to redditors

Lost in Shangri-La?

For non-fiction that reads like fiction, check out Lost in Shangra-la . It is amazingly well researched.

Non-fiction for sure. I do really like history but sometimes its just too dense. I like to switch it up with non-fiction (or some sci-fi) that are kinda self-contained and only relate tangentially to larger events or just a lighter biography. Thinking Shadow Divers, The lost city of Z, Lost in Shangri-La, At Ease - Eisenhower or An American Doctor's Odyssey

There's a great book called "lost in Shangri-La" about this.

http://www.amazon.com/Lost-Shangri-Survival-Adventure-Incredible/dp/0061988359

All from Amazon:


https://www.amazon.com/Bougainville-before-conflict-Anthony-Regan/dp/1921934239

https://www.amazon.com/Light-Intervention-Lessons-Bougainville-Perspectives/dp/1601270615

https://www.amazon.com/Soldiers-Diary-Bougainville-Crisis-Part/dp/1475254687

https://www.amazon.com/Sandline-affair-Politics-Mercenaries-Bougainville/dp/0733307019

https://www.amazon.com.au/Unorthodox-Soldier-Peace-Sandline-Affair/dp/184018180X

And unrelated to Bougainville, but a dramatized movies about Sandline’s involvement in a failed coup in Equatorial Guinea is Coup!