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A rich harvest of books

By F Sionil Jose | December 27, 2009 - 12:00am

For those of us who write in English — the lengua franca of the world — this in itself is an achievement. It takes not just talent but a certain trepidity to master another language and, in the process,...

Sunday Lifestyle

Domesticating Chinese brush painting

By Caroline S. Hau | August 13, 2001 - 12:00am

Painting, Filipino writer and National Artist Nick Joaquin once argued, "was not one of our pre-Hispanic arts and can therefore be regarded as the most foreign to our nature; so how explain that it’s in...

Arts and Culture