Now known as Michener’s first novel, its status as such was in contention within the Pulitzer Prize board, which expanded its official definition of the genre in order to award Michener the Pulitzer for Best Novel in 1948. The book’s primary subject is World War II in particular, how real humans grappled emotionally and existentially with the intense and alienating moral atrocity of international war. Its plot is split into nineteen stories, each of which takes place as a direct consequence of the previous story, sharing the themes and characters of the others.
Tales of the South Pacific is a 1947 novel by American author James Michener.
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