+ Follow Gina Apostol Tag
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[Summary] => It’s no coincidence that National Book Store invited both Gina Apostol, PEN awardee and author of Insurrecto and Gun Dealer’s Daughter, to sit beside Pulitzer-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen (for 2016’s The Sympathizer) in the Salon Room of Raffles Makati — just as it’s no coincidence that the complicated filming of Apocalypse Now on these shores lies at the (dark) heart of both of their recent novels.
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[Title] => Back to Balangiga
[Summary] => The recent return of the fabled bells of Balangiga from the American West to their home in Samar reminded me of my fleeting involvement years ago in the effort to draw renewed attention to that traumatic episode of the Philippine-American War.
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[Title] => The vagrant pleasures of superior prose
[Summary] => Undoubtedly a master of prose, Gina Apostol confirms this further with her fourth novel, Insurrecto, published by Soho Press of New York, and generating rave reviews thus far. Unmistakably, the book teems with extravagant instances of writing that are memorable for literary flair.
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[Title] => FICTION: Temperamental brats: A cautionary tale
[Summary] => It began with chants of ‘Hukayin!’ I didn’t think we’d take it this far.
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[Title] => A meeting in Manhattan
[Summary] => Beng and I were in Philadelphia and New York these past two weekends, so I could do more interviews for my martial-law book project and also get in touch with a few old friends.
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[Summary] => Barely 72 hours of a layover in New York followed eight days in Smallville, USA, capping what was an exhilarating sojourn that featured baseball, nature treks, shopping and meals galore, as well as meet-ups with old colleagues and hearty camaraderie struck with new friends.
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[Title] => Tweet supreme!: Is the future bright for PH?
[Summary] => This week, we learned from CNN that the median age of Filipinos is 22.9 years old. 22.9.
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There was a big international conference titled "Sangandaan 2003" at the University of the Philippines last week, and I joined fictionist Jing Hidalgo and poet Jimmy Abad on a panel that discussed writing about, against, and for America. Here’s a shortened version of the paper I read:
There are three perspectives from which one can write for America.
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There was a big international con-ference titled "Sangandaan 2003" at the University of the Philippines last week, and I joined fictionist Jing Hidalgo and poet Jimmy Abad on a panel that discussed writing about, against, and for America. Here’s a shortened version of the paper I read:
There are three perspectives from which one can write for America.
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Gina Apostol
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[Summary] => The recent return of the fabled bells of Balangiga from the American West to their home in Samar reminded me of my fleeting involvement years ago in the effort to draw renewed attention to that traumatic episode of the Philippine-American War.
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[Focus] => 1
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[AuthorName] => Butch Dalisay
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[AuthorName] => Alfred A. Yuson
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[Title] => FICTION: Temperamental brats: A cautionary tale
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[DatePublished] => 2017-02-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => DLS Pineda
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[DatePublished] => 2014-11-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tweet supreme!: Is the future bright for PH?
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There are three perspectives from which one can write for America.
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There are three perspectives from which one can write for America.
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