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Interview
- Hymn, Sob, Psalm
An interview with Edith Tiempo
- José Edmundo Reyes interviews the Grande Dame of the Silliman Writers' Workshop.
- Edith L. Tiempo: Sandaled Queen and Lion
- D.M. Reyes's commentary on Edith Tiempo's legacy as the nurturer of three generations of literary talent.
- A Reading of Two Poems by Edith L. Tiempo
- Fellow writer-poet and critic Jimmy Abad casts a fresh look at two classic poems from Tiempo's oeuvre.
- Learning to Drive
An interview with Karina Bolasco
- Reviews editor Ubaldo Stecconi interviews Karina Bolasco of Anvil Publishing on her lifelong career with National Bookstore and the chance to run the most active and prolific publishing house in the country. Bolasco elucidates on the challenges of producing culture and balancing the books and deplores the underestimated role of textbook publishing in cultural development.
Features
- Postcards
- Plundered from the desk-drawers and piles of papers of some writers are the postcards other writers send.
- Literary Journeys
- Writers Jing Hidalgo, Butch Dalisay, Danton Remoto, Cyan Abad, and Ruel S. De Vera on the places that continue to haunt the mind and feed the soul long after you've been there.
- Travel Writing
- Clinton Palanca on what separates true travelers from the pathetically peripatetic, and how you can tell true travel writing from travel whining.
- Foreign Bookstores
- Editor in Chief Clinton Palanca on where writers get their books abroad (just in case you're in the neighborhood).
Politics
- Junket Yards
- Supposedly retired broadsheet columnist Captain Psycho delves in why presidential wanderlust isn't the disease it's usually made out to be.
- Behold the Filth
The dilemma of popular history
- TODAY environmental columnist Jon-Jon Rufino goes to the source of the garbage crisis and gives some prescriptions for those who are serious about "zero waste."
- Taxation without Representation
- The Girondist takes a cue from some famous fighting words and makes a pitch for overseas Filipinos to be given the vote.
Frame
Photographs by Nico Sepe, Rowena Vivien Sy, Ben Razon, Boy Yńiguez, Rommel Bernardino, A. Chester Ong, and Lita Puyat.
Poetry
- The Collector
by Leigh T. Reyes
- Looking for Lightning
by Leigh T. Reyes
- Garden
by Alfred Yuson
- On This Site Will Rise A Shopping Mall
by Alfred Yuson
- Without the Sun
by D.M. Reyes
- Mars: Photograph from the Rover
by D.M. Reyes
Palanca Awards Section
Welostit
by Ma. Romina M. Gonzalez
Essays
- Rough Roads
- Getting there is half the fun, or so Cunard used to advertise. Features Editor Kristine Fonacier writes on why getting from point A to B isn't about efficiency and deluxe accommodations but more about roughing it-and living it up.
- A Cambridge Journal
- Neil Garcia attends a writers' conference, discovers that the academic landscape evokes his extensive horticultural knowledge, and goes punting on the river Cam.
Reviews
- Historiography in a Hurry
by Jonathan Chua
- Deconstructing Rizal
by Noel Vera
- A Barfly in the Ointment
by Ubaldo Stecconi
- Brownout on Balara Boulevard
by Reviews Staff
- Heat Wave
The 18th Festival International de Jazz de Montreal
by Helge Dascher
Writing for a Living
Hell's Kitchen
by Butch Dalisay
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