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Writer in her milieu

Professor, critic, and scholar Doreen Fernandez has been cited as many a student's inspiration, many a writer's model, and many a restaurateur's rainmaker. But among her many roles, there is one she can't live without.

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PEN & INK BOOK 6 Featuring Doreen Fernandez, The Saturday Group, The Lonely Planet, Self-publishing on the Internet, and the photographs of Wig Tysmans. Click here for the complete table of contents.

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View selections from the personal portfolios of the some of the country's best photographers.

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May 24, 1999

Sea and sky
A review of Noel del Prado's Balat ng Dagat.

At the village chapel

To the coin-divers of Surigao

Editor's Note
PEN & INK Managing Editor Marianne Carandang reflects on the uneasy relationship between the centuries-old traditions of print and the brave new world of online writing.


	COMING SOON + Never on a Saturday Derided as "wall-eyed" and unsophisticated, this gathering of artists survives their critics by going about their business despite the attacks. Justine Camacho goes "jamming" with the Saturday Group and finds that theirs is definitely not a group of Sunday painters. + Playing with quicksilver The Girondist wrestles with the ghosts of Hitler and Ferdinand Marcos, and the challenges faced by biographers enamoured of their subjects. + Cahiers de Paris With ninety days or her visa, a returning journalist weathers an emotional storm in the City of Lights.

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