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Loving books in the time of Shelfari

By Gege C. Sugue | November 7, 2010 - 12:00am

Gege Cruz Sugue’s fictional worlds involve Jose Saramago and Margaret Atwood characters and a farmer named Eda Mame in Farmville.

Sunday Lifestyle

Bed, Sabbath, and beyond

By Audrey N. Carpio | March 26, 2006 - 12:00am

NEW YORK, New York – Sunday morning. An ungodly hour. The phone rings."Aud-rey!! Go to church!" This telephonic drama would play out from across the Atlantic and the Pacific, almost every week...

Sunday Lifestyle