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1dizzydame
Email from Miguel Syjuco, author of prize-winning novel, Illustrado:
I'd like to invite those in the Philippines to an event I'm doing with the National Book Development Board to launch my debut novel, ILUSTRADO.
On April 14, 3pm, at the Filipinas Heritage Library in Makati, I'm fortunate to be joining Tony Hidalgo and Butch Dalisay for an afternoon of conversation about writing and publishing. Please follow this link for more details: http://nbdb.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=797&Ite...
With the launch in Manila only five weeks away, and the launch in North America seven weeks away, I'm really looking forward to meeting at the launch events some of you who I've known online for so long.
Warmest regards,
- Miguel
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ILUSTRADO site: us.macmillan.com/ilustrado
Personal site: www.syjuco.com
I'd like to invite those in the Philippines to an event I'm doing with the National Book Development Board to launch my debut novel, ILUSTRADO.
On April 14, 3pm, at the Filipinas Heritage Library in Makati, I'm fortunate to be joining Tony Hidalgo and Butch Dalisay for an afternoon of conversation about writing and publishing. Please follow this link for more details: http://nbdb.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=797&Ite...
With the launch in Manila only five weeks away, and the launch in North America seven weeks away, I'm really looking forward to meeting at the launch events some of you who I've known online for so long.
Warmest regards,
- Miguel
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ILUSTRADO site: us.macmillan.com/ilustrado
Personal site: www.syjuco.com
3mfp21
Will the book be available in the Philippines at an affordable price? Looking forward to reading the book!
4dizzydame
@ jmc:
The rules have changed significantly this year. Check it out:
http://www.manasianliteraryprize.org/2010/index.html
@ mfp21:
I have no idea about the price in the Philippines. Since it's being published in the US, that leads me to believe the price in the Philippines will be based on its US-counterpart.
The rules have changed significantly this year. Check it out:
http://www.manasianliteraryprize.org/2010/index.html
@ mfp21:
I have no idea about the price in the Philippines. Since it's being published in the US, that leads me to believe the price in the Philippines will be based on its US-counterpart.
5jmc_cndk8
I just got my copy of Ilustrado. Can't wait to read it, it's garnering a lot phenomenal reviews from Pinoy readers. :)
6dizzydame
The Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center
In cooperation with
The Literature Circle
College of Liberal Arts, De La Salle University
invites you to
BEYOND THE “SMALL MIRACLE”: A SINGAPORE POET'S PERSPECTIVE on LITERATURE, MEMORY, AND IMAGINATIVE FRONTIERS
a craft lecture and poetry reading
by
Mr. Alvin Pang
21 September 2011 (Wednesday)
11:20 a.m. – 12:50 p.m.
Yuchengco Seminar Rooms 408—409
De La Salle University
2401 Taft Avenue, Malate, Manila
RSVP: BNSCWC (632)5244611 local 233; bnscwc@dlsu.edu.ph
Short Bio
Alvin Pang is a poet, writer, editor and cultural activist from Singapore. His two volumes of poetry, Testing the Silence (Ethos Books, 1997) and City of Rain (2003) were listed as The Straits Times’s Top Ten Books of the Year. He is a founding director of WORDFEAST - Singapore’s first international poetry festival, and CATALYST -- a non-profit initiative promoting interdisciplinary capacity, multilingual communication, and positive social change.
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This event is in conjunction with the World Poetry Movement’s call for poetic global action.
Due to the nature of poetry, the World Poetry Movement supports and will always support the thoughts, actions and measures that can contribute to world peace, the defense of all life on earth, the sustainable development of a new world, the restoration of beauty, dignity and truth, in the process of a persistent strengthening of poetry's presence in contemporary society worldwide.
Poetry is knowledge, reflection and enlightenment, liberation, contemplation and action, lightning, creative imagination and brotherhood, spiritual unity of individuals and peoples, past, present and future of humanity.
In cooperation with
The Literature Circle
College of Liberal Arts, De La Salle University
invites you to
BEYOND THE “SMALL MIRACLE”: A SINGAPORE POET'S PERSPECTIVE on LITERATURE, MEMORY, AND IMAGINATIVE FRONTIERS
a craft lecture and poetry reading
by
Mr. Alvin Pang
21 September 2011 (Wednesday)
11:20 a.m. – 12:50 p.m.
Yuchengco Seminar Rooms 408—409
De La Salle University
2401 Taft Avenue, Malate, Manila
RSVP: BNSCWC (632)5244611 local 233; bnscwc@dlsu.edu.ph
Short Bio
Alvin Pang is a poet, writer, editor and cultural activist from Singapore. His two volumes of poetry, Testing the Silence (Ethos Books, 1997) and City of Rain (2003) were listed as The Straits Times’s Top Ten Books of the Year. He is a founding director of WORDFEAST - Singapore’s first international poetry festival, and CATALYST -- a non-profit initiative promoting interdisciplinary capacity, multilingual communication, and positive social change.
***
This event is in conjunction with the World Poetry Movement’s call for poetic global action.
Due to the nature of poetry, the World Poetry Movement supports and will always support the thoughts, actions and measures that can contribute to world peace, the defense of all life on earth, the sustainable development of a new world, the restoration of beauty, dignity and truth, in the process of a persistent strengthening of poetry's presence in contemporary society worldwide.
Poetry is knowledge, reflection and enlightenment, liberation, contemplation and action, lightning, creative imagination and brotherhood, spiritual unity of individuals and peoples, past, present and future of humanity.
