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Haunted by ‘The House on Marshland’

By Joel M. Toledo | September 19, 2004 - 12:00am

One bleak and bitter summer in Baguio, made colder by youthful encounters with self-inflicted sorrows (that’s another story, of course), I plucked out a book from the shelves of one of our better-known poets,...

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