• Bislama.org: Bislama-English dictionary
• The languages of Pentecost Island: introduction to Bislama, by Andrew Gray (WaybackMachine)
• Bislama Dictionary by András Rajki (2008)
• Les noms des plantes en bichlamar: origines, formations et déterminations botaniques, by Pierre Cabalion, in Journal de la Société des océanistes (1984)
• Bislama language lessons, Peace Corps
• The evolution of written bislama by Cendrine Jarraud, thesis (2013)
• L'ambiguïté des représentations à l'égard du bislama, langue nationale du Vanuatu, by Leslie Vandeputte, in Vanuatu, oscillation entre diversité et unité (2016)
• Beach-la-mar: the jargon or trade speech of the western Pacific, by William Churchill (1911)
The bislama is a Melanesian pidgin used as contact language in Vanuatu, former New Hebrides. The name comes from the Portuguese bicho do mar (biche de mer ou bêche de mer, literally a sea-worm: a marine animal also called sea-cucumber, holothuria) hence Beach-la-mar in English and bichelamar in French.
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