JUN LANSANG

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Before I knew him as a writer I knew him as a father, although sometimes the two can be intertwined and subsequently inseparable.
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Bear with me on this follow-up to our last column, which reported the inadvertent misappropriation of buddy Tony Enriquez’s story “The Iguana” in the recently released The S.E.A. Write Anthology of ASEAN Short Stories & Poems: The 30th Anniversary, published by Silkroad Agency in Bangkok.
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We forgot to pay tribute to the late mad poet Jun Lansang, a dark and frightening figure from our childhood that may as well have been "the black thing," or that anonymous roving specter that could be the wing of madness it(him?)self. 


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                    [Summary] => My old friend the poet Jose Lansang Jr. is dead. Long live." So went the simple text message from Erwin E. Castillo, poet and novelist. 


A couple of days later, on April 13, some of us of the UP Sixties received the following e-mail from Wilfredo Pascua Sanchez in Chicago:


"Dear Everyone, It’s chilling news. Erwin, please extend my sympathy to the Lansang family. All the best, Willie."


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An heirloom camera, a lost Beetle

By Juaniyo Arcellana | September 21, 2009 - 12:00am

Before I knew him as a writer I knew him as a father, although sometimes the two can be intertwined and subsequently ins...

Arts and Culture

Literary doppelgangers

By Alfred A. Yuson | February 2, 2009 - 12:00am

Bear with me on this follow-up to our last column, which reported the inadvertent misappropriation of buddy Tony Enriquez’s story “The Iguana” in the recently released The S.E.A. Write Anthology...

Arts and Culture

In our time of workshop

By Juaniyo Arcellana | May 15, 2006 - 12:00am

We forgot to pay tribute to the late mad poet Jun Lansang, a dark and frightening figure from our childhood that may as well have been "the black thing," or that anonymous roving specter that could...

Arts and Culture

At-Tariq & Nick

By Alfred A. Yuson | April 24, 2006 - 12:00am

My old friend the poet Jose Lansang Jr. is dead. Long live." So went the simple text message from Erwin E. Castillo, poet and novelist. A couple of days later, on April 13, some of us of the UP Sixties received...

Arts and Culture