+ Follow ASIA-PHILIPPINES LEADER Tag
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[Title] => Reading Brillantes in Diliman
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If there’s one thing I admit that’s surprised me in recent memory, it’s the multitude that greeted Neil Gaiman when he visited our shores last year. Until then, it really hadn’t occurred to me that – gasp – Filipinos actually did read.
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[AuthorName] => Erwin T. Romulo
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[Title] => A fable and a fairy tale: ‘The Alchemist’ and ‘Memoirs of a Geisha’
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This Week’s Winner
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[AuthorName] => Lilia Ramos-De Leon
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[Summary] => No day passes without any mail. And I’m talking hardcopy here.
In a week’s time, the incoming correspondence is likely to rise to over half a handstretch high. Bills, receipts, promo materials, memos, newsletters from the village association, thank-you letters, invites to premiere screenings and book launchings, brochures on furniture exhibit-sales… Plus an occasional, suddenly revived correspondence, from a poet in Finland or a critic in Wollongong, Australia.
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[AuthorName] => Alfred A. Yuson
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[Title] => ‘Tragedy begets text’
[Summary] => Okay, I borrowed that title. Or more correctly, appropriated it. My dear friend Ben Razon, photographer non pareil and one of the sanest and most articulate artists I know, used it as his subject title for a recent e-mail message.
"Tragedy begets text." Yes. Exactly how I felt, deluged and besieged by text as I have been, perhaps like everyone else among you who’s linked to the obstreperous Net.
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ASIA-PHILIPPINES LEADER
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If there’s one thing I admit that’s surprised me in recent memory, it’s the multitude that greeted Neil Gaiman when he visited our shores last year. Until then, it really hadn’t occurred to me that – gasp – Filipinos actually did read.
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This Week’s Winner
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[AuthorName] => Lilia Ramos-De Leon
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In a week’s time, the incoming correspondence is likely to rise to over half a handstretch high. Bills, receipts, promo materials, memos, newsletters from the village association, thank-you letters, invites to premiere screenings and book launchings, brochures on furniture exhibit-sales… Plus an occasional, suddenly revived correspondence, from a poet in Finland or a critic in Wollongong, Australia.
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"Tragedy begets text." Yes. Exactly how I felt, deluged and besieged by text as I have been, perhaps like everyone else among you who’s linked to the obstreperous Net.
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