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Introduction
It wasn’t a year for metaphors. When the world began to burn in January of 2020, the blaze that spread across the Amazon and Australia was literal fire.
Indigenous Languages: Literary Freedom and the Opportunity to Exist
We come together on a common subject in this Congress, which is language.
A Poetics of the Literary Work
Let me begin with a general perspective on the mind, language, and the literary work, and end on our country’s literature.
The Detective in Philippine Detective Fiction: A Defiance of Popular Convention
When one talks about detective fiction the writers that immediately come to mind are: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Edgar Allan Poe, Agatha Christie, and Dashiell Hammett, to name a few;
Terra Incognita
Nang igapos ako ng mga sinulid ng takot at isinumpa sa paanan ng Alhambra, pumapanaog siya: matandang babae
Confidential: HIV/AIDS
Isang supot ng dalanghita ang pasasalamat Ng nanay mo. Dumadalang na raw kasi
Limang Tulang Cambodia
Sinalubong ng mga pula at puting bulaklak ng lotus, Palangga,
Of Love and Other Attritions: Five Contemporary Mindanao Poems in Translation
The bay Is half of a bowl,
