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Joan A. Raguindin, 25, lives in Pampanga and got her arts and literature degree from University of the Cordilleras. She’s a freelance writer of poems, songs and plays and is currently working on a novel. She also paints and collects dolls, clocks and “owl accessories.”
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                    [Title] => Understanding Kafka's bug
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Jonnel Cesar A. Lat, 34, works in a government agency. He likes exploring all the provinces of the Philippines. He enjoys playing badminton and chess, watching Naruto and Bleach, and reading essays by Filipino authors.
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My niece dislikes Kafka and considers his short story, “The Metamorphosis” weird if not totally unconvincing.
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The exciting part in Kinatay is not the murder and body-part dispatch of the female drug dealer-victim (played by Isabel Lopez). It is the flat-tire ending, a baffling moment for Peping, the main character played by Coco Martin.
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Delving into the soul of the vermin

By Joan A. Raguindin | May 13, 2012 - 12:00am

Joan A. Raguindin, 25, lives in Pampanga and got her arts and literature degree from University of the Cordilleras. She’s a freelance writer of poems, songs and plays and is currently working on a novel. She...

Sunday Lifestyle

Understanding Kafka's bug

By Jonnel Cesar Amoyo Lat | April 29, 2012 - 12:00am

Jonnel Cesar A. Lat, 34, works in a government agency. He likes exploring all the provinces of the Philippines. He enjoys playing badminton and chess, watching Naruto and Bleach, and reading essays by Filipino ...

Sunday Lifestyle

My back pages

By Erwin T. Romulo | September 17, 2010 - 12:00am

My niece dislikes Kafka and considers his short story, “The Metamorphosis” weird if not totally unconvincing.

Young Star

Movie review 'Kinatay': Truth, violence and morality

By Nonon Padilla | September 5, 2009 - 12:00am

The exciting part in Kinatay is not the murder and body-part dispatch of the female drug dealer-victim (played by Isabel Lopez). It is the flat-tire ending, a baffling moment for Peping, the main character played...

Supreme