Identifying a title

[Kate Pankiewicz <kpankz@HOTMAIL.COM>]

Co-netters,
Our AP English 12 teacher has asked for a booktalk on the authors and works
that have been targeted on the AP test over the last several years.  The
works are a combination of novels, novellas, short stories, dramas and
poetry.  One of the titles is "Pnun".
Hmmm…I confessed to her (and now to all of you) that I do not recognize this
one.  I take comfort in the fact that she doesn't either.  I have looked in
the usual places with no luck; although, my access to short story and poetry
indices is limited.
Any one out there with a clue?  (I mean, a clue about this title.  I know
all of you have the real clues!)
Would any of you like to have the list as a little thank-you for considering
this weird request?
Thanks for you help,
Kate Pankiewicz, librarian
Shorecrest High School
15343 - 25th Ave. NE
Shoreline, WA 98155

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