Name/Company
Abad, Gemino H.
Abrahan, Gian Carlo C.
Abuan, Mariane Amor T.
Abueg, Efren R.
Acabado, Brian B.
Agapito, Josephine D.
Agbayani, Susan Claire R.
Aguay, Jr., Bernardo O.
Aguilar, Erick D.
Agus, Editha L.
Alarde, Crispulo
Alcantara, Ruby G.
Alfabeto, Estrella D.
Alfabeto, Sedd D.
Almario, Virgilio S.
Almonte, Napoleon G.
Alsonado, Mercy T.
Alvarez, Crizzalyn
Amante, Louise Vincent B.
Ampatin, Estrella V.
Anima, Nid A.
Angeles, Mark Anthony S.
Anlim, Jaime L.
Antonio, Teo T.
Añonuevo, Roberto T.
Aradilla, Agripina R.
Arguelles, Mesandel V.
Arroyo, Rubie A.
Asuncion, Ruperta (heirs)
Atalia, Eros S.
Atanacio, Glenn Vincent K.
Atilano, Ronald A.
Bacudio, Ana Maria A.
Balde, Abdon M. Jr.
Ballares, Lea D.
Baltazar, Gloria Jesusa D.
Baquiran, Romulo P.
Barbosa, Gina B.
Barcelona, Noel Sales
Barco, Nestor S.
Barro, Liana M.
Bautista, Lualhati T.
Bautista, Sherille Love V.
Baybay, Dulce F.
Bayron, Agapito Jr. M.
Beltran, Andy C.
Beltran, Maria Rona B.
Bengco, Grace P.
Bolasco, Karina A.
Bolo, Benjamin, Jr.
Boloron, Hazel Marie R.
Bonifacio, Amelia L.
Boquiren, Rommel Chester G.
Borlongan, Ariel D.
Breva, Ofelia F.
Brillon, Cherish Aileen A.
Bron, Ligaya O.
Bucayong, Cecilia O.
Buenavista, Dave P.
Bufe, Aiza Q.
Bugayong, Perla L.
Bumadilla, Sergio A.
Buncales, Emma O.
Bustamante, Marchiesal B.
Cabigon, Lordino G.
Cabote, Diana G.
Name withheld upon request
Camba, Moreal N.
Camiloza, Loreto G.
Canilao, Narcisa P.
Capili, Jose Wendell
Carcamo, Ronaldo L.
Carpio, Rustica C.
Casanova, Arthur D.
Catanyag, Teofilo M.
Chancoco, Jose Jason L.
Choon, James Teng
Cleto, Ma. Luna S.
Colayco, Francisco J.
Condino, Melrose R.
Consolacion, Estarija A.
Constantino, Anna Veronica L.
Cordero, Kristian S.
Coroza, Michael M.
Cristobal, Jr., Adrian
Cristobal, Sr., Adrian E.
Cristobal, Celina S.
Crizaldo, Hazel Joy P.
Cruz, Isagani R.
Cruz, Jhoanna Lynn B.
Cuñada-Añonuevo, Rebecca T.
Cutab, Leonil Fernando R.
Dabao, Vicente V.
Dalisay, Jose Jr. Y.
Damag, Ma. Emily S.
Daquiado, Nonilona P.
Dargantes, Alan P.
Dargantes, Sylvia Minda T.
Daydora, Jechris A
De Peralta, Honeylein C.
De Ungria, Ricardo
Dela Cruz, Ainne Frances F.
Dela Cruz, Mar Anthony S.
Dela Cruz, Rita T.
De los Reyes, Dong A.
Delos Reyes, Joselito D.
Derain, Allan Roberto N.
Diokno, Ferdinand
Dionaldo, Shara Rose Virgini O.
Dudang, Elnora B.
Dumlao, Emmanuel V.
Durado, Adonis G.
Ebuña, Raul M.
Edilo, Genaro Perfecto C.
Ediza, Marilou M.
Enriquez, Delia C.
Estrada, Virginia O.
Euldan, Cristopher N.
Fajilan, Wennielyn F.
Felicitas, Catalina L.
Fernandez, Erwin S.
Fernando, Gilda Cordero
Ferma, Elena O.
Festin, Rowena P.
Flores, Jr., Angelito G.
Fonacier, Kristine
Fortun, Noel T.
Funilas, Raul
Gabuya, Josefina V.
Galan, Gloria L.
Galan, Ralph S.
Galos, Reparado III B.
Garlitos, Raymund M.
Geminiano, Melody G.
Genova, Windsor John C.
Gimena, Glady E.
Go, Lolito R.
Gonzales, Danilo V.
Gracio, Jerry B.
Grajo, Jeanette P.
Grego, Frank
Gregorio, Maridol R.
Grutas, Sarah Jean B.
Guerrero, Amadis Ma.
Guevara, Nerisa
Hafalla, Tommy D.
Hidalgo, Cristina Pantoja
Hinampas, Lourdes Z.
Jocson, Schedar D.
Jurado III, Jose I.
Jurado, Linda A.
Kilates, Marne
Kimpo, Phillip Jr
Kintanar, Thelma B.
Labtog, Carl Michael Y.
Lacaba, Kris L.
Lagas, Fe J.
Lee, Ricky
Lareza, Jose Erwin C.
Lim, Ronald Jeffrey S.
Limocon, Angeline T.
Limpin, Vivian N.
Lubang, Jeffrey A.
Lumbera, Bienvenido
Lumbrera, Rosa S.
Lumista, Hannah P.
Madarang, Rhea Claire E.
Madrilejos, Alberto Manalon
Magtalas, Kevin Kristofer R.
Malabanan, Joel Costa
Mantong, Fe H.
Maramba, Asuncion David
Maranan, Edgardo B.
Maranan, Luchie B.
Marfil, Felisa Jyl C.
Masangkay, Frederick R.
Mateo, Marilag T.
Meadows, Kimiyo Ann P.
Mellado, Love N.
Mendoza, Elenita C.
Miclat, Alma C.
Miclat, Mario I.
Mintu, Cynthia B.
Molde, Ma. Joverly S.
Molina, Russel L.
Montalban, Pia C.
Montemayor, Ma. Lebeña
Morta, Jacqueline L.
Munsayac, Jose R.
Muyargas, Jose George E.
Na, James Teng Choon
Nadera, Victor Emmanuel Carmelo D.
Nadora, Anna Cristina G.
Nallano, Teresita O.
Narreto, Erlinda C.
Narreto, Oliver Michael C.
Naval, Jimmuel C.
Navarro, Leslie S.
Nierva, Victor Dennis T.
Nieto, Deborah Rosalind
Nuncio, Elizabeth Morales
Nuncio, Rhoderick
Nuyles, Christopher B.
Ong, Charlson L.
Opiso, Jennifer G.
Orara, Ma. Ainyle Ephraimmee M.
Ordoñez, Elmer
Ordoñez, Rogelio L.
Panlilio, Erlinda E.
Parcero, Placido Jr. R.
Pasion-Flores, Andrea D.
Paterno, Maria Elena P.
Patindol, Jean Lee C.
Paulican, Ma. Stella M.
Payongayong, Joahnna Carla A.
Pena, Romeo P.
Perez, Edward
Pernia, Marjorie Evasco
Petras, Jayson D.
Pichay, Nicolas B.
Pineda, Haidee
Pingol, Alicia
Queaño, Nonilon V.
Quilang, Crispin S.
Ramos, Windsor Roland M.
Razalo, Lucerne M.
Regacho, Corazon F.
Remoto, Danton R.
Reyes, Pedro (Jun) C.
Rivera, Frank G.
Rodriguez, Mary Jane B.
Rodriguez, Rufus B.
Rojo, Sergio, Jr.
Saboy, Scott M.
Salanga, Elyrah
Salud, Joel Pablo
Salvador, Francis Isidro
Salvador, Mary Anne Jimenez
Samaniego, Lorelie Gloria A.
Samar, Edgar C.
Sanchez, Louie Jon A.
Santillan, Renato Rosario
Santos, Benilda S.
Sarigumba, Cherilyn
Sarigumba, Ritchen T.
Sebullen, Isabel D.
Sepeda, Bernardo N.
Sering, Tara F.T.
Silabay, Gladys G.
Sinamban, Evangeline B.
Sison, Lydia C.
Siy, Beverly W.
Socorro, Alexander J.
Soliven, Hazel E.
Suba, Sally C.
Subido, Grace Celeste T.
Sunico, Ramon C.
Supremo, Reinerio P.
Sy, Joaquin
Talle, Onnah Pierre P.
Tan, Debbie Ann L.
Tanauan, Ryan M.
Teodoro, John Iremil E.
Teran, Andrea B.
Toledo, Joel M.
Tolentino, Delfin Jr. L.
Tolentino, Roland B.
Torralba, John Enrico C.
Torre, Ricky S.
Umil, Roberto O.
Uy-Regala, Betty C.
Valmorida, Jose S.
Verzo, Ronald V.
Villa, Lolita P.
Villafania, Santiago
Villanueva, Voltaire M.
Villasanta, Juanito V.
Villasis, Enrique S.
Virgo, Narciso A.
Yabes, Criselda D.
Yanilla-Aquino, Lalaine F.
Yumul, Aurora Veronica D.
Yuson, Alfred A.
Zafra, Galileo S.
Local and Foreign Publishers
A-Z Direct Marketing
Abiva Publishing
Adarna House, Inc.
Ambitgoya Books Enterprises
Anvil Publishing
Ateneo Press
BC Educational, Inc.
Books Atbp. Publishing Corp.
C & E Publishing
Cacho Publishing House
Cambridge University Press
Central Books
Claretian Communications Foundation, Inc.
Colayco Foundation for Education, Inc.
De La Salle University
Don Bosco Press Inc.
FELTA Multimedia
Futurebuilder Publications
Ilaw ng Tahanan Publishing, Inc.
Lampara Publishing
National Book Store
New Day Publishers
Precious Pages
Shepherd's Voice Publications, Inc.
St. Mary's Publishing Corp.
Think and Print Publishing
UP Sentro ng Wikang Filipino
UST Press
Vibal Publishing
Vicarish Publication and Trading, Inc.
Book Industry Association
Book Development Association of the Philippines
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
SINAG amenable to automatic membership with FILCOLS
FILCOLS' Beverly Siy met up with SINAG officers last January 13, 2012 at the Bagong Nayon IV Elementary School, Padilla, Antipolo.
The program of SINAG's celebration of National Arts Month on February was discussed. Included in the program is contests on different forms of art (visual arts, dance, music, poetry and more). A copyright education seminar is also slated for the writers and artists of Antipolo to be held on February 10 at the Cloud 9 Hotel, Brgy. Sta. Cruz. FILCOLS will give a talk on copyright basics.
The proposed Memorandum of Agreement for automatic membership of SINAG to FILCOLS was also discussed. The officers of SINAG found it amenable and the signing of the MOA is now being scheduled.
Present at the meeting were SINAG's Board of Director members John Carlo Tulinao and Cecile Domingo of Georgia International Academy, Zaldy Arbozo, Chair, Alben Del Monte, Jr., Vice-Chair and also the Division Health Coordinator of Division Office, Department of Education, Gloria Esteban, Secretary and a teacher from the host school, and Imelda Galasmino, Deputy Secretary, a teacher from Peace Village Elementary School.
The program of SINAG's celebration of National Arts Month on February was discussed. Included in the program is contests on different forms of art (visual arts, dance, music, poetry and more). A copyright education seminar is also slated for the writers and artists of Antipolo to be held on February 10 at the Cloud 9 Hotel, Brgy. Sta. Cruz. FILCOLS will give a talk on copyright basics.
The proposed Memorandum of Agreement for automatic membership of SINAG to FILCOLS was also discussed. The officers of SINAG found it amenable and the signing of the MOA is now being scheduled.
Present at the meeting were SINAG's Board of Director members John Carlo Tulinao and Cecile Domingo of Georgia International Academy, Zaldy Arbozo, Chair, Alben Del Monte, Jr., Vice-Chair and also the Division Health Coordinator of Division Office, Department of Education, Gloria Esteban, Secretary and a teacher from the host school, and Imelda Galasmino, Deputy Secretary, a teacher from Peace Village Elementary School.
FILCOLS Members at the 400 Years, 400 Books of UST
The UST Publishing House will inaugurate the “400 Years, 400 Books” exhibit on Jan. 24, 6 p.m., at the Miguel de Benavides Library lobby, University of Santo Tomas, Manila.
Since June 2010, over 60 new titles have been published by the UST Publishing House for the "400 Years, 400 Books." These include both scholarly titles, such as “Puentes de España en las Filipinas” by Manuel Maximo L. Castillo, “Tomas Pinpin and Tagalog Survival in Early Spanish Philippines” by Damon L. Woods, “Gitnang Uring Fantasya” by Roland Tolentino, and “Alinagnag: Sanaysay ng mga Panlipunang Panunuri sa Panitikan;” art books such as “European Journey of Discovery” by Manuel Baldemor; and literary titles by authors ranging from multi-awarded writers Gemino H. Abad (“Imagination’s Way”), Alfred A. Yuson (“Lush Life”), Cirilo F. Bautista (“The House of True Desire”), José Y. Dalisay (“Pinoy Septych”), Tita Lacambra Ayala (“Talamundi”), Charlson Ong (“Blue Angel, White Shadow”) and Eugene Evasco (“Mga Pilat sa Pilak”), to rock star Lourd de Veyra (“Superpanalo Sounds!” and “Insectisimo”), and young poets Carlos Piocos III (“Corpus”) and Louie Jon Sanchez (“At Sa Tahanan ng Alabok”).
Abad, Yuson, Dalisay and Sanchez are FILCOLS members. Ong is member of the FILCOLS Board of Trustees.
Recently released titles are essay collections by two PDI columnists, anthropologist Michael L. Tan (“Thinking, Doing Culture”) and popular historian Ambeth R. Ocampo (“A Calendar of Rizaliana” and “Talking History”), and PDI Entertainment editor Emmie G. Velarde (“Show Biz, Seriously”); along with two UST Pop titles—“101 Bugtong na Hindi Alam ng Titser Mo” by German Gervacio and “Metro Serye” edited by Mookie Katigbak-Lacuesta. The collection also includes a translation into English of Gabriel Miro’s “Our Father San Daniel” by Marlon Sales; and titles by Filipino writers in the diaspora, like Jim Pascual Agustin (“Alien to Any Skin” and “Baha-bahagdang Karupukan”), Cesar L. Aguila (“The Big River and Other Stories”), Norma O. Miraflor (“Available Light”), Fidelito C. Cortes (“Everyday Things”) and Richard T. Chu (“Chinese Merchants of Binondo”).
Gervacio is a FILCOLS member as well.
The exhibit will run till Jan. 27.
Since June 2010, over 60 new titles have been published by the UST Publishing House for the "400 Years, 400 Books." These include both scholarly titles, such as “Puentes de España en las Filipinas” by Manuel Maximo L. Castillo, “Tomas Pinpin and Tagalog Survival in Early Spanish Philippines” by Damon L. Woods, “Gitnang Uring Fantasya” by Roland Tolentino, and “Alinagnag: Sanaysay ng mga Panlipunang Panunuri sa Panitikan;” art books such as “European Journey of Discovery” by Manuel Baldemor; and literary titles by authors ranging from multi-awarded writers Gemino H. Abad (“Imagination’s Way”), Alfred A. Yuson (“Lush Life”), Cirilo F. Bautista (“The House of True Desire”), José Y. Dalisay (“Pinoy Septych”), Tita Lacambra Ayala (“Talamundi”), Charlson Ong (“Blue Angel, White Shadow”) and Eugene Evasco (“Mga Pilat sa Pilak”), to rock star Lourd de Veyra (“Superpanalo Sounds!” and “Insectisimo”), and young poets Carlos Piocos III (“Corpus”) and Louie Jon Sanchez (“At Sa Tahanan ng Alabok”).
Abad, Yuson, Dalisay and Sanchez are FILCOLS members. Ong is member of the FILCOLS Board of Trustees.
Recently released titles are essay collections by two PDI columnists, anthropologist Michael L. Tan (“Thinking, Doing Culture”) and popular historian Ambeth R. Ocampo (“A Calendar of Rizaliana” and “Talking History”), and PDI Entertainment editor Emmie G. Velarde (“Show Biz, Seriously”); along with two UST Pop titles—“101 Bugtong na Hindi Alam ng Titser Mo” by German Gervacio and “Metro Serye” edited by Mookie Katigbak-Lacuesta. The collection also includes a translation into English of Gabriel Miro’s “Our Father San Daniel” by Marlon Sales; and titles by Filipino writers in the diaspora, like Jim Pascual Agustin (“Alien to Any Skin” and “Baha-bahagdang Karupukan”), Cesar L. Aguila (“The Big River and Other Stories”), Norma O. Miraflor (“Available Light”), Fidelito C. Cortes (“Everyday Things”) and Richard T. Chu (“Chinese Merchants of Binondo”).
Gervacio is a FILCOLS member as well.
The exhibit will run till Jan. 27.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Updated List of FILCOLS Member Authors and Publishers
Name/Company
Abad, Gemino H.
Abrahan, Gian Carlo C.
Abuan, Mariane Amor T.
Abueg, Efren R.
Acabado, Brian B.
Agapito, Josephine D.
Agbayani, Susan Claire R.
Aguay, Jr., Bernardo O.
Aguilar, Erick D.
Agus, Editha L.
Alarde, Crispulo
Alcantara, Ruby G.
Alfabeto, Estrella D.
Alfabeto, Sedd D.
Almario, Virgilio S.
Almonte, Napoleon G.
Alsonado, Mercy T.
Alvarez, Crizzalyn
Amante, Louise Vincent B.
Ampatin, Estrella V.
Anima, Nid A.
Anlim, Jaime L.
Antonio, Teo T.
Añonuevo, Roberto T.
Aradilla, Agripina R.
Arguelles, Mesandel V.
Arroyo, Rubie A.
Asuncion, Ruperta (heirs)
Atalia, Eros S.
Atanacio, Glenn Vincent K.
Atilano, Ronald A.
Bacudio, Ana Maria A.
Balde, Abdon M. Jr.
Ballares, Lea D.
Baltazar, Gloria Jesusa D.
Baquiran, Romulo P.
Barbosa, Gina B.
Barcelona, Noel Sales
Barco, Nestor S.
Barro, Liana M.
Bautista, Lualhati T.
Bautista, Sherille Love V.
Baybay, Dulce F.
Bayron, Agapito Jr. M.
Beltran, Andy C.
Beltran, Maria Rona B.
Bengco, Grace P.
Bolasco, Karina A.
Bolo, Benjamin, Jr.
Boloron, Hazel Marie R.
Bonifacio, Amelia L.
Boquiren, Rommel Chester G.
Borlongan, Ariel D.
Breva, Ofelia F.
Brillon, Cherish Aileen A.
Bron, Ligaya O.
Bucayong, Cecilia O.
Buenavista, Dave P.
Bufe, Aiza Q.
Bugayong, Perla L.
Bumadilla, Sergio A.
Buncales, Emma O.
Bustamante, Marchiesal B.
Cabigon, Lordino G.
Cabote, Diana G.
Name withheld upon request
Camba, Moreal N.
Camiloza, Loreto G.
Canilao, Narcisa P.
Capili, Jose Wendell
Carcamo, Ronaldo L.
Carpio, Rustica C.
Casanova, Arthur D.
Catanyag, Teofilo M.
Chancoco, Jose Jason L.
Choon, James Teng
Cleto, Ma. Luna S.
Condino, Melrose R.
Consolacion, Estarija A.
Constantino, Anna Veronica L.
Cordero, Kristian S.
Coroza, Michael M.
Cristobal, Jr., Adrian
Cristobal, Sr., Adrian E.
Cristobal, Celina S.
Crizaldo, Hazel Joy P.
Cruz, Isagani R.
Cruz, Jhoanna Lynn B.
Cuñada-Añonuevo, Rebecca T.
Cutab, Leonil Fernando R.
Dabao, Vicente V.
Dalisay, Jose Jr. Y.
Damag, Ma. Emily S.
Daquiado, Nonilona P.
Dargantes, Alan P.
Dargantes, Sylvia Minda T.
Daydora, Jechris A
De Peralta, Honeylein C.
De Ungria, Ricardo
Dela Cruz, Ainne Frances F.
Dela Cruz, Mar Anthony S.
Dela Cruz, Rita T.
De los Reyes, Dong A.
Delos Reyes, Joselito D.
Derain, Allan Roberto N.
Diokno, Ferdinand
Dionaldo, Shara Rose Virgini O.
Dudang, Elnora B.
Dumlao, Emmanuel V.
Durado, Adonis G.
Ebuña, Raul M.
Edilo, Genaro Perfecto C.
Ediza, Marilou M.
Enriquez, Delia C.
Estrada, Virginia O.
Euldan, Cristopher N.
Fajilan, Wennielyn F.
Felicitas, Catalina L.
Fernandez, Erwin S.
Fernando, Gilda Cordero
Ferma, Elena O.
Festin, Rowena P.
Flores, Jr., Angelito G.
Fonacier, Kristine
Fortun, Noel T.
Funilas, Raul
Gabuya, Josefina V.
Galan, Gloria L.
Galan, Ralph S.
Galos, Reparado III B.
Garlitos, Raymund M.
Geminiano, Melody G.
Genova, Windsor John C.
Gimena, Glady E.
Go, Lolito R.
Gonzales, Danilo V.
Gracio, Jerry B.
Grajo, Jeanette P.
Grego, Frank
Gregorio, Maridol R.
Grutas, Sarah Jean B.
Guerrero, Amadis Ma.
Guevara, Nerisa
Hafalla, Tommy D.
Hidalgo, Cristina Pantoja
Hinampas, Lourdes Z.
Jocson, Schedar D.
Jurado III, Jose I.
Jurado, Linda A.
Kilates, Marne
Kimpo, Phillip Jr
Kintanar, Thelma B.
Labtog, Carl Michael Y.
Lacaba, Kris L.
Lagas, Fe J.
Lee, Ricky
Lareza, Jose Erwin C.
Lim, Ronald Jeffrey S.
Limocon, Angeline T.
Limpin, Vivian N.
Lumbera, Bienvenido
Lumbrera, Rosa S.
Lumista, Hannah P.
Madarang, Rhea Claire E.
Madrilejos, Alberto Manalon
Magtalas, Kevin Kristofer R.
Malabanan, Joel Costa
Mantong, Fe H.
Maramba, Asuncion David
Maranan, Edgardo B.
Maranan, Luchie B.
Marfil, Felisa Jyl C.
Masangkay, Frederick R.
Mateo, Marilag T.
Meadows, Kimiyo Ann P.
Mellado, Love N.
Mendoza, Elenita C.
Miclat, Alma C.
Miclat, Mario I.
Mintu, Cynthia B.
Molde, Ma. Joverly S.
Molina, Russel L.
Montalban, Pia C.
Montemayor, Ma. Lebeña
Morta, Jacqueline L.
Munsayac, Jose R.
Muyargas, Jose George E.
Na, James Teng Choon
Nadera, Victor Emmanuel Carmelo D.
Nadora, Anna Cristina G.
Nallano, Teresita O.
Narreto, Erlinda C.
Narreto, Oliver Michael C.
Naval, Jimmuel C.
Navarro, Leslie S.
Nierva, Victor Dennis T.
Nieto, Deborah Rosalind
Nuncio, Elizabeth Morales
Nuncio, Rhoderick
Nuyles, Christopher B.
Ong, Charlson L.
Opiso, Jennifer G.
Orara, Ma. Ainyle Ephraimmee M.
Ordoñez, Elmer
Ordoñez, Rogelio L.
Panlilio, Erlinda E.
Parcero, Placido Jr. R.
Pasion-Flores, Andrea D.
Paterno, Maria Elena P.
Patindol, Jean Lee C.
Paulican, Ma. Stella M.
Payongayong, Joahnna Carla A.
Pena, Romeo P.
Perez, Edward
Pernia, Marjorie Evasco
Petras, Jayson D.
Pichay, Nicolas B.
Pineda, Haidee
Pingol, Alicia
Queaño, Nonilon V.
Quilang, Crispin S.
Ramos, Windsor Roland M.
Razalo, Lucerne M.
Regacho, Corazon F.
Remoto, Danton R.
Reyes, Pedro (Jun) C.
Rivera, Frank G.
Rodriguez, Mary Jane B.
Rodriguez, Rufus B.
Rojo, Sergio, Jr.
Saboy, Scott M.
Salanga, Elyrah
Salud, Joel Pablo
Salvador, Francis Isidro
Salvador, Mary Anne Jimenez
Samaniego, Lorelie Gloria A.
Samar, Edgar C.
Sanchez, Louie Jon A.
Santillan, Renato Rosario
Santos, Benilda S.
Sarigumba, Cherilyn
Sarigumba, Ritchen T.
Sebullen, Isabel D.
Sepeda, Bernardo N.
Sering, Tara F.T.
Silabay, Gladys G.
Sinamban, Evangeline B.
Sison, Lydia C.
Siy, Beverly W.
Socorro, Alexander J.
Soliven, Hazel E.
Suba, Sally C.
Subido, Grace Celeste T.
Sunico, Ramon C.
Supremo, Reinerio P.
Sy, Joaquin
Talle, Onnah Pierre P.
Tan, Debbie Ann L.
Tanauan, Ryan M.
Teodoro, John Iremil E.
Teran, Andrea B.
Toledo, Joel M.
Tolentino, Delfin Jr. L.
Tolentino, Roland B.
Torralba, John Enrico C.
Torre, Ricky S.
Umil, Roberto O.
Uy-Regala, Betty C.
Valmorida, Jose S.
Verzo, Ronald V.
Villa, Lolita P.
Villafania, Santiago
Villanueva, Voltaire M.
Villasanta, Juanito V.
Villasis, Enrique S.
Virgo, Narciso A.
Yabes, Criselda D.
Yanilla-Aquino, Lalaine F.
Yumul, Aurora Veronica D.
Yuson, Alfred A.
Zafra, Galileo S.
Local and Foreign Publishers
A-Z Direct Marketing
Abiva Publishing
Adarna House, Inc.
Ambitgoya Books Enterprises
Anvil Publishing
Ateneo Press
BC Educational, Inc.
Books Atbp. Publishing Corp.
C & E Publishing
Cacho Publishing House
Cambridge University Press
Central Books
Claretian Communications Foundation, Inc.
De La Salle University
Don Bosco Press Inc.
FELTA Multimedia
Futurebuilder Publications
Ilaw ng Tahanan Publishing, Inc.
Lampara Publishing
National Book Store
New Day Publishers
Precious Pages
Shepherd's Voice Publications, Inc.
St. Mary's Publishing Corp.
Think and Print Publishing
UP Sentro ng Wikang Filipino
UST Press
Vibal Publishing
Vicarish Publication and Trading, Inc.
Book Industry Association
Book Development Association of the Philippines
Abad, Gemino H.
Abrahan, Gian Carlo C.
Abuan, Mariane Amor T.
Abueg, Efren R.
Acabado, Brian B.
Agapito, Josephine D.
Agbayani, Susan Claire R.
Aguay, Jr., Bernardo O.
Aguilar, Erick D.
Agus, Editha L.
Alarde, Crispulo
Alcantara, Ruby G.
Alfabeto, Estrella D.
Alfabeto, Sedd D.
Almario, Virgilio S.
Almonte, Napoleon G.
Alsonado, Mercy T.
Alvarez, Crizzalyn
Amante, Louise Vincent B.
Ampatin, Estrella V.
Anima, Nid A.
Anlim, Jaime L.
Antonio, Teo T.
Añonuevo, Roberto T.
Aradilla, Agripina R.
Arguelles, Mesandel V.
Arroyo, Rubie A.
Asuncion, Ruperta (heirs)
Atalia, Eros S.
Atanacio, Glenn Vincent K.
Atilano, Ronald A.
Bacudio, Ana Maria A.
Balde, Abdon M. Jr.
Ballares, Lea D.
Baltazar, Gloria Jesusa D.
Baquiran, Romulo P.
Barbosa, Gina B.
Barcelona, Noel Sales
Barco, Nestor S.
Barro, Liana M.
Bautista, Lualhati T.
Bautista, Sherille Love V.
Baybay, Dulce F.
Bayron, Agapito Jr. M.
Beltran, Andy C.
Beltran, Maria Rona B.
Bengco, Grace P.
Bolasco, Karina A.
Bolo, Benjamin, Jr.
Boloron, Hazel Marie R.
Bonifacio, Amelia L.
Boquiren, Rommel Chester G.
Borlongan, Ariel D.
Breva, Ofelia F.
Brillon, Cherish Aileen A.
Bron, Ligaya O.
Bucayong, Cecilia O.
Buenavista, Dave P.
Bufe, Aiza Q.
Bugayong, Perla L.
Bumadilla, Sergio A.
Buncales, Emma O.
Bustamante, Marchiesal B.
Cabigon, Lordino G.
Cabote, Diana G.
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Camba, Moreal N.
Camiloza, Loreto G.
Canilao, Narcisa P.
Capili, Jose Wendell
Carcamo, Ronaldo L.
Carpio, Rustica C.
Casanova, Arthur D.
Catanyag, Teofilo M.
Chancoco, Jose Jason L.
Choon, James Teng
Cleto, Ma. Luna S.
Condino, Melrose R.
Consolacion, Estarija A.
Constantino, Anna Veronica L.
Cordero, Kristian S.
Coroza, Michael M.
Cristobal, Jr., Adrian
Cristobal, Sr., Adrian E.
Cristobal, Celina S.
Crizaldo, Hazel Joy P.
Cruz, Isagani R.
Cruz, Jhoanna Lynn B.
Cuñada-Añonuevo, Rebecca T.
Cutab, Leonil Fernando R.
Dabao, Vicente V.
Dalisay, Jose Jr. Y.
Damag, Ma. Emily S.
Daquiado, Nonilona P.
Dargantes, Alan P.
Dargantes, Sylvia Minda T.
Daydora, Jechris A
De Peralta, Honeylein C.
De Ungria, Ricardo
Dela Cruz, Ainne Frances F.
Dela Cruz, Mar Anthony S.
Dela Cruz, Rita T.
De los Reyes, Dong A.
Delos Reyes, Joselito D.
Derain, Allan Roberto N.
Diokno, Ferdinand
Dionaldo, Shara Rose Virgini O.
Dudang, Elnora B.
Dumlao, Emmanuel V.
Durado, Adonis G.
Ebuña, Raul M.
Edilo, Genaro Perfecto C.
Ediza, Marilou M.
Enriquez, Delia C.
Estrada, Virginia O.
Euldan, Cristopher N.
Fajilan, Wennielyn F.
Felicitas, Catalina L.
Fernandez, Erwin S.
Fernando, Gilda Cordero
Ferma, Elena O.
Festin, Rowena P.
Flores, Jr., Angelito G.
Fonacier, Kristine
Fortun, Noel T.
Funilas, Raul
Gabuya, Josefina V.
Galan, Gloria L.
Galan, Ralph S.
Galos, Reparado III B.
Garlitos, Raymund M.
Geminiano, Melody G.
Genova, Windsor John C.
Gimena, Glady E.
Go, Lolito R.
Gonzales, Danilo V.
Gracio, Jerry B.
Grajo, Jeanette P.
Grego, Frank
Gregorio, Maridol R.
Grutas, Sarah Jean B.
Guerrero, Amadis Ma.
Guevara, Nerisa
Hafalla, Tommy D.
Hidalgo, Cristina Pantoja
Hinampas, Lourdes Z.
Jocson, Schedar D.
Jurado III, Jose I.
Jurado, Linda A.
Kilates, Marne
Kimpo, Phillip Jr
Kintanar, Thelma B.
Labtog, Carl Michael Y.
Lacaba, Kris L.
Lagas, Fe J.
Lee, Ricky
Lareza, Jose Erwin C.
Lim, Ronald Jeffrey S.
Limocon, Angeline T.
Limpin, Vivian N.
Lumbera, Bienvenido
Lumbrera, Rosa S.
Lumista, Hannah P.
Madarang, Rhea Claire E.
Madrilejos, Alberto Manalon
Magtalas, Kevin Kristofer R.
Malabanan, Joel Costa
Mantong, Fe H.
Maramba, Asuncion David
Maranan, Edgardo B.
Maranan, Luchie B.
Marfil, Felisa Jyl C.
Masangkay, Frederick R.
Mateo, Marilag T.
Meadows, Kimiyo Ann P.
Mellado, Love N.
Mendoza, Elenita C.
Miclat, Alma C.
Miclat, Mario I.
Mintu, Cynthia B.
Molde, Ma. Joverly S.
Molina, Russel L.
Montalban, Pia C.
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Morta, Jacqueline L.
Munsayac, Jose R.
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Nadora, Anna Cristina G.
Nallano, Teresita O.
Narreto, Erlinda C.
Narreto, Oliver Michael C.
Naval, Jimmuel C.
Navarro, Leslie S.
Nierva, Victor Dennis T.
Nieto, Deborah Rosalind
Nuncio, Elizabeth Morales
Nuncio, Rhoderick
Nuyles, Christopher B.
Ong, Charlson L.
Opiso, Jennifer G.
Orara, Ma. Ainyle Ephraimmee M.
Ordoñez, Elmer
Ordoñez, Rogelio L.
Panlilio, Erlinda E.
Parcero, Placido Jr. R.
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Paterno, Maria Elena P.
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FILCOLS Members from Naga Launch Two Books of Bikol Translations
Ateneo de Naga opens university press, launches 2 books of Bikol translations
Naga City—The Ateneo de Naga University opens 2012 with the formal
opening of its university press by launching books of translations in
Bikol by two of the region's noted contemporary writers. When it is
launched on Friday, January 20, 2012, the AdNU Press is the newest
addition to the list of academic publishing centers in the country.
Fr. Wilmer Joseph S. Tria, AdNU Press Director, discloses that one of
its goals is to become the premier resource of Bikoliana in the world.
As an academic publishing house, AdNU Press is open to all who are
interested to have a manuscript published. Fr. Tria further adds that
optimum quality of materials to be published is a primary requirement,
and, therefore, as practiced by university presses worldwide, all
submitted manuscripts will be subjected to necessary evaluations.
The opening of the press will feature the launch of two books of
translations in Bikol of the works of John Donne, the renowned 16th
century English metaphysical poet, and the German-Austrian poet Rainer
Maria Rilke.
"Doros asin mga Anghel (Air and Angels)," authored by FILCOLS member Victor Dennis T.
Nierva, is a collection of 53 of Donne's poems from his various
compendiums. The book notably includes Bikol translations of all of
Donne's Holy Sonnets. "Doros" is Nierva's second book after
"Antisipasyon (Anticipation)" which won the National Book Award for
Poetry in 2008.
"Minatubod Ako sa Diklom (I Have Faith in Night)," an anthology
comprised of 49 of Rilke's poems translated in Bikol, is the fourth
book of the award-winning poet and FILCOLS member Kristian Sendon Cordero. "Minatubod" includes selections from Rilke's distinguished works, such as "Das
Buch vom mönchischen Leben (The Book of Monastic Life)" and "Das Buch
von der Pilgerschaft (The Book of Pilgrimage)."
In his introduction to Nierva's "Doros," award-winning Bikolano
fictionist and literary scholar, Dr. Carlos O. Aureus considers the
book as a "tour de force of a translation [with its] fusion of wit and
passion, the abrupt entrances, the dislocations, ironies and
paradoxes, the air-tight syntaxes, the inner disquiets both sacred and
sensual, the metaphysical conceits. [Doros] is not a translation of
Donne; [it] is John Donne writing in Bicol."
Cordero's "Minatubod," is likewise commended in its introduction by
the Nagueño Philosophy professor Rey Francis M. Hernandez: "One can
say that a feat such as this anthology is neither for the faint of
heart nor for the standardly courageous. It seems to be destined only
for those who have the foolhardiness, the reckless boldness, that
is—and for all its irony—proper only to the poet."
Nierva and Cordero are both faculty members of the AdNU College of
Arts and Sciences, under the Departments of Media Studies and Social
Sciences, respectively.
The January 20 occasion will be highlighted by a lecture on
contemporary academic publishing by Maricor E. Baytion, Director of
the Ateneo de Manila University Press, at 3pm. After the lecture, at
4:30pm, book launch ceremonies will follow. The event will be held at
the second floor of AdNU's O'Brien Library. (ADNUP)
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Bob Ong on E-book, piracy, copyright, reproduction of books and more
Mula sa Frequently Asked Questions
(Bob Ong Pinoy for Dummies)
Q: Totoo bang may E-book version ang mga libro ni BO?
A: Kung meron man, ilegal na mga kopya; walang kabayaran na natatanggap si BO at walang donasyon na napupunta sa mga organisasyon na umaasa sa tulong ng mga mambabasa. Hindi sinusuportahan ni BO ang E-books dahil aksaya lang sa natural resources ang pagkain nito ng kuryente. Sa pagtangkilik ng E-books, tinatalikuran mo ang pagkakataong makatulong sa mga kapuspalad, ninanakawan mo maging ang likas na yaman ng planeta, at pinagkakaitan mo ng pasasalamat ang isang poging Filipino author. Hindi ka cool, at bagay sayo ang pangalang Lucifer.
Q: Gusto sana naming i-review o i-publish ang isang bahagi ng libro para sa aming magazine o website, paano ba kami hihingi ng permiso?
A: Ipaalam lang sa book_inquiry[at]visprint.net. Paalala po na hindi lang "isang bahagi ng libro" ang pagkopya mula page 9 hanggang page 26.
Q: Gusto sana naming gumawa ng mga t-shirt, sticker, payong, at mga wallclock na may design ng BobongPinoy at Bob Ong Books, pwede ba yon?
A: Hindi po. Ang Bobong Pinoy, kasama na ang pabalat at nilalaman ng mga libro ni Bob Ong, ay copyright materials na hindi maaaring gamitin sa anumang produkto nang walang nasusulat na permiso mula sa may-ari.
Q: Gusto ko sanang gamitin ang mga libro ni BO para sa assignment sa school, paano ba ko hihingi ng permiso?
A: Kung gagawan mo lang ng buod o illustration o mga bagay na tulad nito, at hindi mo naman ire-reproduce ang libro para i-distribute sa ibang tao, di mo na kailangan humingi ng permiso. Basta't isaad lang ang pangalan ng libro, author, at publisher sa iyong trabaho bilang acknowledgment, at magbayad ng kalahating milyong piso bilang donasyon.
Ito ay ni-repost mula sa http://www.visprint.net/publications/bob/faq.htm
nang may pahintulot mula kay Mam Nida G. Ramirez ng Visprint.
Basahin ang buong FAQ page ni Bob Ong sa http://www.visprint.net/publications/bob/faq.htm upang matuto at the same time ay ma-entertain.
(Bob Ong Pinoy for Dummies)
Q: Totoo bang may E-book version ang mga libro ni BO?
A: Kung meron man, ilegal na mga kopya; walang kabayaran na natatanggap si BO at walang donasyon na napupunta sa mga organisasyon na umaasa sa tulong ng mga mambabasa. Hindi sinusuportahan ni BO ang E-books dahil aksaya lang sa natural resources ang pagkain nito ng kuryente. Sa pagtangkilik ng E-books, tinatalikuran mo ang pagkakataong makatulong sa mga kapuspalad, ninanakawan mo maging ang likas na yaman ng planeta, at pinagkakaitan mo ng pasasalamat ang isang poging Filipino author. Hindi ka cool, at bagay sayo ang pangalang Lucifer.
Q: Gusto sana naming i-review o i-publish ang isang bahagi ng libro para sa aming magazine o website, paano ba kami hihingi ng permiso?
A: Ipaalam lang sa book_inquiry[at]visprint.net. Paalala po na hindi lang "isang bahagi ng libro" ang pagkopya mula page 9 hanggang page 26.
Q: Gusto sana naming gumawa ng mga t-shirt, sticker, payong, at mga wallclock na may design ng BobongPinoy at Bob Ong Books, pwede ba yon?
A: Hindi po. Ang Bobong Pinoy, kasama na ang pabalat at nilalaman ng mga libro ni Bob Ong, ay copyright materials na hindi maaaring gamitin sa anumang produkto nang walang nasusulat na permiso mula sa may-ari.
Q: Gusto ko sanang gamitin ang mga libro ni BO para sa assignment sa school, paano ba ko hihingi ng permiso?
A: Kung gagawan mo lang ng buod o illustration o mga bagay na tulad nito, at hindi mo naman ire-reproduce ang libro para i-distribute sa ibang tao, di mo na kailangan humingi ng permiso. Basta't isaad lang ang pangalan ng libro, author, at publisher sa iyong trabaho bilang acknowledgment, at magbayad ng kalahating milyong piso bilang donasyon.
Ito ay ni-repost mula sa http://www.visprint.net/publications/bob/faq.htm
nang may pahintulot mula kay Mam Nida G. Ramirez ng Visprint.
Basahin ang buong FAQ page ni Bob Ong sa http://www.visprint.net/publications/bob/faq.htm upang matuto at the same time ay ma-entertain.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Pay the Writer!
So you want to get some authors' work for free?
This is how they feel about that.
Please check this article and the video.
http://benrobertsphotography.wordpress.com/2012/01/11/photography-students-and-recent-graduates-please-read-this/
This is how they feel about that.
Please check this article and the video.
http://benrobertsphotography.wordpress.com/2012/01/11/photography-students-and-recent-graduates-please-read-this/
Benefits and protection for artists
By: Walter Ang
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Please check the article here:
http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/30415/benefits-and-protection-for-artists
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Please check the article here:
http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/30415/benefits-and-protection-for-artists
PUBLISHING IN PAJAMAS: HOW I SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED MY BOOKS TO THE WORLD.
KUTING (Kuwentista ng mga Tsikiting) led by FILCOLS Member Lalaine Yanilla-Aquino invites all FWGP Pending Members to attend PUBLISHING IN PAJAMAS: HOW I SUCCESSFULLY RELEASED MY BOOKS TO THE WORLD.
This is a talk by Mina V. Esguerra on Saturday, 4:00 p.m. on January 21, 2012, in Rm 309, College of Arts and Letters Building, UP Diliman.
In April 2010, Mina V. Esguerra published a chick lit/romance novella written for Filipinos on the Amazon Kindle Store. In a year, it sold over 5,000 copies, made it to the "hot new releases" charts on Amazon UK, and was reviewed by readers in the US, Australia, Japan, and the Philippines. In this talk, she shares how she did it, and what the experience taught her about ebooks, independent publishing, and international readers.
Limited seating. Please reserve your slot by texting Ime through 0917-9378617. Entrance fee of P100 includes light snacks.
Reposted with permission from Imelda Morales.
This is a talk by Mina V. Esguerra on Saturday, 4:00 p.m. on January 21, 2012, in Rm 309, College of Arts and Letters Building, UP Diliman.
In April 2010, Mina V. Esguerra published a chick lit/romance novella written for Filipinos on the Amazon Kindle Store. In a year, it sold over 5,000 copies, made it to the "hot new releases" charts on Amazon UK, and was reviewed by readers in the US, Australia, Japan, and the Philippines. In this talk, she shares how she did it, and what the experience taught her about ebooks, independent publishing, and international readers.
Limited seating. Please reserve your slot by texting Ime through 0917-9378617. Entrance fee of P100 includes light snacks.
Reposted with permission from Imelda Morales.
FWGP Opens 2012 with FILCOLS Member Ricky Lee on OpenBook
FWGP Opens 2012 with FILCOLS Member Ricky Lee on OpenBook
The Freelance Writers’ Guild of the Philippines (FWGP) opens the year with its first OpenBook event on January 20, 2012 in Chef’s Bistro (Scout Gandia near Tomas Morato, Quezon City). The monthly OpenBook sessions feature different authors each month, and for January it will be none other than Ricky Lee, one of the country’s most celebrated writers. Fresh from the success of his latest novel, “Si Amapola sa 65 na Kabanata,” Lee sits down with the OpenBook audience to talk about Amapola, writing, inspiration, creativity, and other related topics.
Actors Opaline Santos and Ian Lomongo will be reading an excerpt from the novel. Lalangin, a group of young musicians led by Joey Nicolas, will be providing musical entertainment for the night. Event starts at 6:00 p.m. Entrance fee of P200 includes one drink. Proceeds from this event will fund future projects of FWGP, including upcoming OpenBook sessions and ongoing efforts to send help to Sendong victims in Mindanao.
Previous OpenBook authors include Samantha Sotto (Before Ever After), Bebang Siy (It’s a Mens World), and Tweet Sering (Astigirl). Book your tickets now by calling Ime (09179378617) or Teena (09153913129).
Article is posted here with permission. It was written by FWGP Group for the OpenBook. Please contact Ime or Teena for permission to repost. Thank you.
The Freelance Writers’ Guild of the Philippines (FWGP) opens the year with its first OpenBook event on January 20, 2012 in Chef’s Bistro (Scout Gandia near Tomas Morato, Quezon City). The monthly OpenBook sessions feature different authors each month, and for January it will be none other than Ricky Lee, one of the country’s most celebrated writers. Fresh from the success of his latest novel, “Si Amapola sa 65 na Kabanata,” Lee sits down with the OpenBook audience to talk about Amapola, writing, inspiration, creativity, and other related topics.
Actors Opaline Santos and Ian Lomongo will be reading an excerpt from the novel. Lalangin, a group of young musicians led by Joey Nicolas, will be providing musical entertainment for the night. Event starts at 6:00 p.m. Entrance fee of P200 includes one drink. Proceeds from this event will fund future projects of FWGP, including upcoming OpenBook sessions and ongoing efforts to send help to Sendong victims in Mindanao.
Previous OpenBook authors include Samantha Sotto (Before Ever After), Bebang Siy (It’s a Mens World), and Tweet Sering (Astigirl). Book your tickets now by calling Ime (09179378617) or Teena (09153913129).
Article is posted here with permission. It was written by FWGP Group for the OpenBook. Please contact Ime or Teena for permission to repost. Thank you.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Vibal unveils new look for corporate website
Vibal Publishing, the nation's leading publisher of educational materials for basic education, ushers in the new year with a fresh, new look for its corporate website, vibalpublishing.com.
The redesigned website introduces visitors to the company as it carries on with its mission of uplifting the standards of education in the country.
Read the rest of the article here:
http://www.vibalpublishing.com/news/item/396-vibal-unveils-new-look-for-corporate-website.html
The redesigned website introduces visitors to the company as it carries on with its mission of uplifting the standards of education in the country.
Read the rest of the article here:
http://www.vibalpublishing.com/news/item/396-vibal-unveils-new-look-for-corporate-website.html
Ang Simula ng Katapusan
5 Enero 2012
Buhay na Titik
ni Alvin Buenaventura ng FILCOLS
Ayon sa propesiya na nagmula sa sibilisasyong Maya (hindi ito iyong ibon, ha?) ang mundo ay matatapos na sa Disyembre 21, 2012. Kaya pagpasok ng bagong taon na 2012 ay umpisa na ng countdown papunta sa end of the world. Dapat mo itong ibalita sa biyenan mo.
Ang mga Maya (hindi nga ibon) ay tumubo at nanirahan sa Central America noong 250 – 900 AD. Inobserbahan ng kanilang mga pantas ang galaw ng mga star, Nag-therefore conclude sila na magkakaroon ng isang worldwide event na tatapos sa ating mundo.
Isinulat nila ang mga propesiya sa pamamagitan ng pag-ukit ng mga simbolo sa bato. Ang mga simbolo naman ay isinalin ng mga Espanyol noong sakupin nila ang kontinente ng Amerika.
Ang mga teksto ng propesiya ay lumaganap at nagbigay-daan para magkaroon ng mga nobela, pseudo-scientific books, at pelikula. Meron ding gumawa ng TV specials para ipakita sa mga manonood ang mga puwedeng mangyari sa end of the world.
Posible raw na banggain tayo ng asteroid o bato mula sa outer space. Posible ring maluto tayo sa solar flares o malunod sa worldwide flood (ala Noah). Posible ring maging zombie ang lahat ng kapitbahay mo. (Siyempre, dapat ikaw lang ang survivor).
Dahil sa isinulat ng mga Maya (hindi nga ang ibon), naging masigla ang business ng mga nagsusulat tungkol dito. Marami ang nakabenta ng libro, maraming artista at producer ang kumita dahil sa kanilang mga pelikula at mga palabas sa TV.
Marami ring mga nagsamantala rito. May mga nagtatag ng kulto at kung ano-anong samahan para makuha ang mga property at pera ng mga miyembro nila. Tutal end of the world na nga naman, aanhin pa nila ang mga property at pera nila? (Hmmm, kung ano ang gagawin ng lider ng kulto sa mga nakuhang kayamanan, di na natin malalaman kasi patay na tayo…pero milagrong buhay pa si lider).
Kung tutuusin, ang lahat naman talaga ay may katapusan. Nothing lasts forever. At ang simpleng ideyang ito ang naging dahilan para magkaroon ng inspiration ang authors, scriptwriters, producers, at mga negosyante.
Me simpleng idea ka ba? Palawakin mo para maging isang libro, tula, nobela, o script ng pelikula. Ito na ang simula. At siyempre, ‘wag mong kalimutan na hingin ang mana mo sa biyenan mo. Kasi end of the world na, di ba?
Inaanyayahan ang mga awtor, publisher, o tagapagmana ng copyright na sumali sa FILCOLS. Ito’y para mabigyang proteksiyon ang kanilang mga akda. Kailangan lamang ay mayroon kayong published works kung kayo ay awtor/publisher o nasa inyo ang kapangyarihang mag-manage kung heirs kayo ng awtor. Wala pong membership fee. Kung may tanong hinggil sa tinalakay na paksa, mag-email lamang sa filcols@gmail.com.
Buhay na Titik
ni Alvin Buenaventura ng FILCOLS
Ayon sa propesiya na nagmula sa sibilisasyong Maya (hindi ito iyong ibon, ha?) ang mundo ay matatapos na sa Disyembre 21, 2012. Kaya pagpasok ng bagong taon na 2012 ay umpisa na ng countdown papunta sa end of the world. Dapat mo itong ibalita sa biyenan mo.
Ang mga Maya (hindi nga ibon) ay tumubo at nanirahan sa Central America noong 250 – 900 AD. Inobserbahan ng kanilang mga pantas ang galaw ng mga star, Nag-therefore conclude sila na magkakaroon ng isang worldwide event na tatapos sa ating mundo.
Isinulat nila ang mga propesiya sa pamamagitan ng pag-ukit ng mga simbolo sa bato. Ang mga simbolo naman ay isinalin ng mga Espanyol noong sakupin nila ang kontinente ng Amerika.
Ang mga teksto ng propesiya ay lumaganap at nagbigay-daan para magkaroon ng mga nobela, pseudo-scientific books, at pelikula. Meron ding gumawa ng TV specials para ipakita sa mga manonood ang mga puwedeng mangyari sa end of the world.
Posible raw na banggain tayo ng asteroid o bato mula sa outer space. Posible ring maluto tayo sa solar flares o malunod sa worldwide flood (ala Noah). Posible ring maging zombie ang lahat ng kapitbahay mo. (Siyempre, dapat ikaw lang ang survivor).
Dahil sa isinulat ng mga Maya (hindi nga ang ibon), naging masigla ang business ng mga nagsusulat tungkol dito. Marami ang nakabenta ng libro, maraming artista at producer ang kumita dahil sa kanilang mga pelikula at mga palabas sa TV.
Marami ring mga nagsamantala rito. May mga nagtatag ng kulto at kung ano-anong samahan para makuha ang mga property at pera ng mga miyembro nila. Tutal end of the world na nga naman, aanhin pa nila ang mga property at pera nila? (Hmmm, kung ano ang gagawin ng lider ng kulto sa mga nakuhang kayamanan, di na natin malalaman kasi patay na tayo…pero milagrong buhay pa si lider).
Kung tutuusin, ang lahat naman talaga ay may katapusan. Nothing lasts forever. At ang simpleng ideyang ito ang naging dahilan para magkaroon ng inspiration ang authors, scriptwriters, producers, at mga negosyante.
Me simpleng idea ka ba? Palawakin mo para maging isang libro, tula, nobela, o script ng pelikula. Ito na ang simula. At siyempre, ‘wag mong kalimutan na hingin ang mana mo sa biyenan mo. Kasi end of the world na, di ba?
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Updated List of FILCOLS Members and Publishers
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Abad, Gemino H.
Abrahan, Gian Carlo C.
Abuan, Mariane Amor T.
Abueg, Efren R.
Acabado, Brian B.
Agapito, Josephine D.
Agbayani, Susan Claire R.
Aguay, Jr., Bernardo O.
Aguilar, Erick D.
Agus, Editha L.
Alarde, Crispulo
Alcantara, Ruby G.
Alfabeto, Estrella D.
Alfabeto, Sedd D.
Almario, Virgilio S.
Almonte, Napoleon G.
Alsonado, Mercy T.
Alvarez, Crizzalyn
Amante, Louise Vincent B.
Ampatin, Estrella V.
Anima, Nid A.
Anlim, Jaime L.
Antonio, Teo T.
Añonuevo, Roberto T.
Aradilla, Agripina R.
Arguelles, Mesandel V.
Arroyo, Rubie A.
Asuncion, Ruperta (heirs)
Atalia, Eros S.
Atanacio, Glenn Vincent K.
Atilano, Ronald A.
Bacudio, Ana Maria A.
Balde, Abdon M. Jr.
Ballares, Lea D.
Baltazar, Gloria Jesusa D.
Baquiran, Romulo P.
Barbosa, Gina B.
Barcelona, Noel Sales
Barco, Nestor S.
Barro, Liana M.
Bautista, Lualhati T.
Bautista, Sherille Love V.
Baybay, Dulce F.
Bayron, Agapito Jr. M.
Beltran, Andy C.
Beltran, Maria Rona B.
Bengco, Grace P.
Bolasco, Karina A.
Bolo, Benjamin, Jr.
Boloron, Hazel Marie R.
Bonifacio, Amelia L.
Boquiren, Rommel Chester G.
Borlongan, Ariel D.
Breva, Ofelia F.
Brillon, Cherish Aileen A.
Bron, Ligaya O.
Bucayong, Cecilia O.
Buenavista, Dave P.
Bufe, Aiza Q.
Bugayong, Perla L.
Bumadilla, Sergio A.
Buncales, Emma O.
Bustamante, Marchiesal B.
Cabigon, Lordino G.
Cabote, Diana G.
Name withheld upon request
Camba, Moreal N.
Camiloza, Loreto G.
Canilao, Narcisa P.
Capili, Jose Wendell
Carcamo, Ronaldo L.
Carpio, Rustica C.
Casanova, Arthur D.
Catanyag, Teofilo M.
Chancoco, Jose Jason L.
Choon, James Teng
Cleto, Ma. Luna S.
Condino, Melrose R.
Consolacion, Estarija A.
Constantino, Anna Veronica L.
Cordero, Kristian S.
Coroza, Michael M.
Cristobal, Jr., Adrian
Cristobal, Sr., Adrian E.
Cristobal, Celina S.
Crizaldo, Hazel Joy P.
Cruz, Isagani R.
Cruz, Jhoanna Lynn B.
Cuñada-Añonuevo, Rebecca T.
Cutab, Leonil Fernando R.
Dabao, Vicente V.
Dalisay, Jose Jr. Y.
Damag, Ma. Emily S.
Daquiado, Nonilona P.
Dargantes, Alan P.
Dargantes, Sylvia Minda T.
Daydora, Jechris A
De Peralta, Honeylein C.
De Ungria, Ricardo
Dela Cruz, Ainne Frances F.
Dela Cruz, Mar Anthony S.
Dela Cruz, Rita T.
De los Reyes, Dong A.
Delos Reyes, Joselito D.
Derain, Allan Roberto N.
Diokno, Ferdinand
Dionaldo, Shara Rose Virgini O.
Dudang, Elnora B.
Dumlao, Emmanuel V.
Durado, Adonis G.
Ebuña, Raul M.
Edilo, Genaro Perfecto C.
Ediza, Marilou M.
Enriquez, Delia C.
Estrada, Virginia O.
Euldan, Cristopher N.
Fajilan, Wennielyn F.
Felicitas, Catalina L.
Fernandez, Erwin S.
Fernando, Gilda Cordero
Ferma, Elena O.
Festin, Rowena P.
Flores, Jr., Angelito G.
Fonacier, Kristine
Fortun, Noel T.
Funilas, Raul
Gabuya, Josefina V.
Galan, Gloria L.
Galan, Ralph S.
Galos, Reparado III B.
Garlitos, Raymund M.
Geminiano, Melody G.
Genova, Windsor John C.
Gimena, Glady E.
Go, Lolito R.
Gonzales, Danilo V.
Gracio, Jerry B.
Grajo, Jeanette P.
Grego, Frank
Gregorio, Maridol R.
Grutas, Sarah Jean B.
Guerrero, Amadis Ma.
Guevara, Nerisa
Hafalla, Tommy D.
Hidalgo, Cristina Pantoja
Jocson, Schedar D.
Jurado III, Jose I.
Jurado, Linda A.
Kilates, Marne
Kimpo, Phillip Jr
Kintanar, Thelma B.
Labtog, Carl Michael Y.
Lacaba, Kris L.
Lagas, Fe J.
Lareza, Jose Erwin C.
Lim, Ronald Jeffrey S.
Limocon, Angeline T.
Limpin, Vivian N.
Lumbera, Bienvenido
Lumbrera, Rosa S.
Lumista, Hannah P.
Madarang, Rhea Claire E.
Madrilejos, Alberto Manalon
Magtalas, Kevin Kristofer R.
Malabanan, Joel Costa
Mantong, Fe H.
Maramba, Asuncion David
Maranan, Edgardo B.
Maranan, Luchie B.
Marfil, Felisa Jyl C.
Masangkay, Frederick R.
Mateo, Marilag T.
Meadows, Kimiyo Ann P.
Mellado, Love N.
Mendoza, Elenita C.
Miclat, Alma C.
Miclat, Mario I.
Mintu, Cynthia B.
Molde, Ma. Joverly S.
Molina, Russel L.
Montalban, Pia C.
Montemayor, Ma. Lebeña
Munsayac, Jose R.
Muyargas, Jose George E.
Na, James Teng Choon
Nadera, Victor Emmanuel Carmelo D.
Nadora, Anna Cristina G.
Nallano, Teresita O.
Narreto, Erlinda C.
Narreto, Oliver Michael C.
Naval, Jimmuel C.
Navarro, Leslie S.
Nierva, Victor Dennis T.
Nieto, Deborah Rosalind
Nuncio, Elizabeth Morales
Nuncio, Rhoderick
Nuyles, Christopher B.
Ong, Charlson L.
Opiso, Jennifer G.
Orara, Ma. Ainyle Ephraimmee M.
Ordoñez, Elmer
Ordoñez, Rogelio L.
Panlilio, Erlinda E.
Parcero, Placido Jr. R.
Pasion-Flores, Andrea D.
Paterno, Maria Elena P.
Patindol, Jean Lee C.
Paulican, Ma. Stella M.
Payongayong, Joahnna Carla A.
Pena, Romeo P.
Perez, Edward
Pernia, Marjorie Evasco
Petras, Jayson D.
Pichay, Nicolas B.
Pineda, Haidee
Pingol, Alicia
Queaño, Nonilon V.
Quilang, Crispin S.
Ramos, Windsor Roland M.
Razalo, Lucerne M.
Regacho, Corazon F.
Remoto, Danton R.
Reyes, Pedro (Jun) C.
Rivera, Frank G.
Rodriguez, Mary Jane B.
Rodriguez, Rufus B.
Rojo, Sergio, Jr.
Saboy, Scott M.
Salanga, Elyrah
Salud, Joel Pablo
Salvador, Francis Isidro
Salvador, Mary Anne Jimenez
Samaniego, Lorelie Gloria A.
Samar, Edgar C.
Sanchez, Louie Jon A.
Santillan, Renato Rosario
Santos, Benilda S.
Sarigumba, Cherilyn
Sarigumba, Ritchen T.
Sebullen, Isabel D.
Sepeda, Bernardo N.
Sering, Tara F.T.
Silabay, Gladys G.
Sinamban, Evangeline B.
Sison, Lydia C.
Siy, Beverly W.
Socorro, Alexander J.
Soliven, Hazel E.
Suba, Sally C.
Subido, Grace Celeste T.
Sunico, Ramon C.
Supremo, Reinerio P.
Sy, Joaquin
Talle, Onnah Pierre P.
Tan, Debbie Ann L.
Tanauan, Ryan M.
Teodoro, John Iremil E.
Teran, Andrea B.
Toledo, Joel M.
Tolentino, Delfin Jr. L.
Tolentino, Roland B.
Torralba, John Enrico C.
Torre, Ricky S.
Umil, Roberto O.
Uy-Regala, Betty C.
Valmorida, Jose S.
Verzo, Ronald V.
Villa, Lolita P.
Villafania, Santiago
Villanueva, Voltaire M.
Villasanta, Juanito V.
Villasis, Enrique S.
Virgo, Narciso A.
Yabes, Criselda D.
Yanilla-Aquino, Lalaine F.
Yumul, Aurora Veronica D.
Yuson, Alfred A.
Zafra, Galileo S.
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Claretian Communications Foundation, Inc.
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Abad, Gemino H.
Abrahan, Gian Carlo C.
Abuan, Mariane Amor T.
Abueg, Efren R.
Acabado, Brian B.
Agapito, Josephine D.
Agbayani, Susan Claire R.
Aguay, Jr., Bernardo O.
Aguilar, Erick D.
Agus, Editha L.
Alarde, Crispulo
Alcantara, Ruby G.
Alfabeto, Estrella D.
Alfabeto, Sedd D.
Almario, Virgilio S.
Almonte, Napoleon G.
Alsonado, Mercy T.
Alvarez, Crizzalyn
Amante, Louise Vincent B.
Ampatin, Estrella V.
Anima, Nid A.
Anlim, Jaime L.
Antonio, Teo T.
Añonuevo, Roberto T.
Aradilla, Agripina R.
Arguelles, Mesandel V.
Arroyo, Rubie A.
Asuncion, Ruperta (heirs)
Atalia, Eros S.
Atanacio, Glenn Vincent K.
Atilano, Ronald A.
Bacudio, Ana Maria A.
Balde, Abdon M. Jr.
Ballares, Lea D.
Baltazar, Gloria Jesusa D.
Baquiran, Romulo P.
Barbosa, Gina B.
Barcelona, Noel Sales
Barco, Nestor S.
Barro, Liana M.
Bautista, Lualhati T.
Bautista, Sherille Love V.
Baybay, Dulce F.
Bayron, Agapito Jr. M.
Beltran, Andy C.
Beltran, Maria Rona B.
Bengco, Grace P.
Bolasco, Karina A.
Bolo, Benjamin, Jr.
Boloron, Hazel Marie R.
Bonifacio, Amelia L.
Boquiren, Rommel Chester G.
Borlongan, Ariel D.
Breva, Ofelia F.
Brillon, Cherish Aileen A.
Bron, Ligaya O.
Bucayong, Cecilia O.
Buenavista, Dave P.
Bufe, Aiza Q.
Bugayong, Perla L.
Bumadilla, Sergio A.
Buncales, Emma O.
Bustamante, Marchiesal B.
Cabigon, Lordino G.
Cabote, Diana G.
Name withheld upon request
Camba, Moreal N.
Camiloza, Loreto G.
Canilao, Narcisa P.
Capili, Jose Wendell
Carcamo, Ronaldo L.
Carpio, Rustica C.
Casanova, Arthur D.
Catanyag, Teofilo M.
Chancoco, Jose Jason L.
Choon, James Teng
Cleto, Ma. Luna S.
Condino, Melrose R.
Consolacion, Estarija A.
Constantino, Anna Veronica L.
Cordero, Kristian S.
Coroza, Michael M.
Cristobal, Jr., Adrian
Cristobal, Sr., Adrian E.
Cristobal, Celina S.
Crizaldo, Hazel Joy P.
Cruz, Isagani R.
Cruz, Jhoanna Lynn B.
Cuñada-Añonuevo, Rebecca T.
Cutab, Leonil Fernando R.
Dabao, Vicente V.
Dalisay, Jose Jr. Y.
Damag, Ma. Emily S.
Daquiado, Nonilona P.
Dargantes, Alan P.
Dargantes, Sylvia Minda T.
Daydora, Jechris A
De Peralta, Honeylein C.
De Ungria, Ricardo
Dela Cruz, Ainne Frances F.
Dela Cruz, Mar Anthony S.
Dela Cruz, Rita T.
De los Reyes, Dong A.
Delos Reyes, Joselito D.
Derain, Allan Roberto N.
Diokno, Ferdinand
Dionaldo, Shara Rose Virgini O.
Dudang, Elnora B.
Dumlao, Emmanuel V.
Durado, Adonis G.
Ebuña, Raul M.
Edilo, Genaro Perfecto C.
Ediza, Marilou M.
Enriquez, Delia C.
Estrada, Virginia O.
Euldan, Cristopher N.
Fajilan, Wennielyn F.
Felicitas, Catalina L.
Fernandez, Erwin S.
Fernando, Gilda Cordero
Ferma, Elena O.
Festin, Rowena P.
Flores, Jr., Angelito G.
Fonacier, Kristine
Fortun, Noel T.
Funilas, Raul
Gabuya, Josefina V.
Galan, Gloria L.
Galan, Ralph S.
Galos, Reparado III B.
Garlitos, Raymund M.
Geminiano, Melody G.
Genova, Windsor John C.
Gimena, Glady E.
Go, Lolito R.
Gonzales, Danilo V.
Gracio, Jerry B.
Grajo, Jeanette P.
Grego, Frank
Gregorio, Maridol R.
Grutas, Sarah Jean B.
Guerrero, Amadis Ma.
Guevara, Nerisa
Hafalla, Tommy D.
Hidalgo, Cristina Pantoja
Jocson, Schedar D.
Jurado III, Jose I.
Jurado, Linda A.
Kilates, Marne
Kimpo, Phillip Jr
Kintanar, Thelma B.
Labtog, Carl Michael Y.
Lacaba, Kris L.
Lagas, Fe J.
Lareza, Jose Erwin C.
Lim, Ronald Jeffrey S.
Limocon, Angeline T.
Limpin, Vivian N.
Lumbera, Bienvenido
Lumbrera, Rosa S.
Lumista, Hannah P.
Madarang, Rhea Claire E.
Madrilejos, Alberto Manalon
Magtalas, Kevin Kristofer R.
Malabanan, Joel Costa
Mantong, Fe H.
Maramba, Asuncion David
Maranan, Edgardo B.
Maranan, Luchie B.
Marfil, Felisa Jyl C.
Masangkay, Frederick R.
Mateo, Marilag T.
Meadows, Kimiyo Ann P.
Mellado, Love N.
Mendoza, Elenita C.
Miclat, Alma C.
Miclat, Mario I.
Mintu, Cynthia B.
Molde, Ma. Joverly S.
Molina, Russel L.
Montalban, Pia C.
Montemayor, Ma. Lebeña
Munsayac, Jose R.
Muyargas, Jose George E.
Na, James Teng Choon
Nadera, Victor Emmanuel Carmelo D.
Nadora, Anna Cristina G.
Nallano, Teresita O.
Narreto, Erlinda C.
Narreto, Oliver Michael C.
Naval, Jimmuel C.
Navarro, Leslie S.
Nierva, Victor Dennis T.
Nieto, Deborah Rosalind
Nuncio, Elizabeth Morales
Nuncio, Rhoderick
Nuyles, Christopher B.
Ong, Charlson L.
Opiso, Jennifer G.
Orara, Ma. Ainyle Ephraimmee M.
Ordoñez, Elmer
Ordoñez, Rogelio L.
Panlilio, Erlinda E.
Parcero, Placido Jr. R.
Pasion-Flores, Andrea D.
Paterno, Maria Elena P.
Patindol, Jean Lee C.
Paulican, Ma. Stella M.
Payongayong, Joahnna Carla A.
Pena, Romeo P.
Perez, Edward
Pernia, Marjorie Evasco
Petras, Jayson D.
Pichay, Nicolas B.
Pineda, Haidee
Pingol, Alicia
Queaño, Nonilon V.
Quilang, Crispin S.
Ramos, Windsor Roland M.
Razalo, Lucerne M.
Regacho, Corazon F.
Remoto, Danton R.
Reyes, Pedro (Jun) C.
Rivera, Frank G.
Rodriguez, Mary Jane B.
Rodriguez, Rufus B.
Rojo, Sergio, Jr.
Saboy, Scott M.
Salanga, Elyrah
Salud, Joel Pablo
Salvador, Francis Isidro
Salvador, Mary Anne Jimenez
Samaniego, Lorelie Gloria A.
Samar, Edgar C.
Sanchez, Louie Jon A.
Santillan, Renato Rosario
Santos, Benilda S.
Sarigumba, Cherilyn
Sarigumba, Ritchen T.
Sebullen, Isabel D.
Sepeda, Bernardo N.
Sering, Tara F.T.
Silabay, Gladys G.
Sinamban, Evangeline B.
Sison, Lydia C.
Siy, Beverly W.
Socorro, Alexander J.
Soliven, Hazel E.
Suba, Sally C.
Subido, Grace Celeste T.
Sunico, Ramon C.
Supremo, Reinerio P.
Sy, Joaquin
Talle, Onnah Pierre P.
Tan, Debbie Ann L.
Tanauan, Ryan M.
Teodoro, John Iremil E.
Teran, Andrea B.
Toledo, Joel M.
Tolentino, Delfin Jr. L.
Tolentino, Roland B.
Torralba, John Enrico C.
Torre, Ricky S.
Umil, Roberto O.
Uy-Regala, Betty C.
Valmorida, Jose S.
Verzo, Ronald V.
Villa, Lolita P.
Villafania, Santiago
Villanueva, Voltaire M.
Villasanta, Juanito V.
Villasis, Enrique S.
Virgo, Narciso A.
Yabes, Criselda D.
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Yumul, Aurora Veronica D.
Yuson, Alfred A.
Zafra, Galileo S.
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Central Books
Claretian Communications Foundation, Inc.
De La Salle University
Don Bosco Press Inc.
FELTA Multimedia
Futurebuilder Publications
Ilaw ng Tahanan Publishing, Inc.
Lampara Publishing
National Book Store
New Day Publishers
Precious Pages
Shepherd's Voice Publications, Inc.
St. Mary's Publishing Corp.
Think and Print Publishing
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Book Industry Association
Book Development Association of the Philippines
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Call for Submission of Manuscripts to the 51st Silliman University National Writers Workshop.
The Silliman University National Writers Workshop is now accepting applications for the 51st National Writers Workshop to be held April 30 to May 18, 2012 in the Silliman University Rose Lamb Sobrepeña Writers Village.
This Writers Workshop is offering fifteen fellowships to promising writers who want to have a chance to hone their craft and refine their style. Fellows will be provided housing, a modest stipend, and a subsidy to partially defray costs of their transportation.
To be considered, applicants should submit manuscripts in English on or before 10 February 2012. All manuscripts should comply with the instructions stated below. (Failure to do so will automatically eliminate their entries):
■Manuscripts should be submitted in hard copy on short-size bond paper, using Times New Roman or Calibri in 12 pt. font type.
■Applicants for Fiction and Creative Non-Fiction fellowships should submit three to five entries. Applicants for Poetry fellowships should submit seven to ten poems.
■Applicants for Drama fellowship should submit at least a One-Act Play. For plays beyond the one-act length, a scene accompanied by a synopsis of the entire work should be included.
■Each fiction, non-fiction, or drama manuscript should not be more than 50 pages, double spaced. We encourage you to stay well below the 50 pages, since a submission half that length is more than sufficient as a critical gauge.
■Manuscripts should be accompanied by at least one letter of recommendation from a literature professor or an established writer.
Along with the manuscripts and the recommendation letter, the following requirements should also be included: resume, a notarized certification that the works are original, and two 2X2 ID pictures.
Send all applications or requests for information to Department of English and Literature, attention Dr. Evelyn F. Mascuñana, Chair, Silliman University, 6200 Dumaguete City. For inquiries, email us at nwworkshop_su@yahoo.com or call us at 035-422-6002 loc. 350.
by Ian Rosales Casocot on Tuesday, January 3, 2012 at 12:38pm
This Writers Workshop is offering fifteen fellowships to promising writers who want to have a chance to hone their craft and refine their style. Fellows will be provided housing, a modest stipend, and a subsidy to partially defray costs of their transportation.
To be considered, applicants should submit manuscripts in English on or before 10 February 2012. All manuscripts should comply with the instructions stated below. (Failure to do so will automatically eliminate their entries):
■Manuscripts should be submitted in hard copy on short-size bond paper, using Times New Roman or Calibri in 12 pt. font type.
■Applicants for Fiction and Creative Non-Fiction fellowships should submit three to five entries. Applicants for Poetry fellowships should submit seven to ten poems.
■Applicants for Drama fellowship should submit at least a One-Act Play. For plays beyond the one-act length, a scene accompanied by a synopsis of the entire work should be included.
■Each fiction, non-fiction, or drama manuscript should not be more than 50 pages, double spaced. We encourage you to stay well below the 50 pages, since a submission half that length is more than sufficient as a critical gauge.
■Manuscripts should be accompanied by at least one letter of recommendation from a literature professor or an established writer.
Along with the manuscripts and the recommendation letter, the following requirements should also be included: resume, a notarized certification that the works are original, and two 2X2 ID pictures.
Send all applications or requests for information to Department of English and Literature, attention Dr. Evelyn F. Mascuñana, Chair, Silliman University, 6200 Dumaguete City. For inquiries, email us at nwworkshop_su@yahoo.com or call us at 035-422-6002 loc. 350.
by Ian Rosales Casocot on Tuesday, January 3, 2012 at 12:38pm
KRITIKA Workshop Application Deadline Extended
The Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center of De La Salle University-Manila has extended the deadline till January 16 for application to KRITIKA 2012 National Workshop on Art and Cultural Criticism.
In cooperation with the University of St. La Salle-Bacolod (USLS), the workshop will be held on April 22-28. It will focus on critical writing in the following arts: literature, theatre, film, dance, music, architecture, and the visual arts. Eminent critic and professor Rolando Tolentino is director.
Ten applicants will be chosen for the fellowships, which will include transportation stipend and free board and lodging at USLS Balay Kalinungan, Bacolod City.
Manuscript should be an unpublished critical essay. It should be on work by Filipino artist/s. Preferred manuscripts are those that study the work of our National Artists. A study may choose to examine a multi-art form. Manuscripts in a regional language (e.g. Cebuano, Hiligaynon) are welcome and must be accompanied by an abstract in English or Filipino, or a translated version in English or Filipino.
Please send application to: Shirley O. Lua, Director, Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center, De La Salle University, 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila. Application should include a cover letter (with complete contact information), an unpublished critical paper, at least one sample published critical work, and a curriculum vitae with photo. For online submission, please email: bnscwc@yahoo.com.
Applicants selected for the fellowships will be notified by mail in February. For inquiries, please contact the Center at (632) 5244611 local 233, or email bnscwc@yahoo.com.
This press release was written by Dr. Lua. Reposted through Vim Nadera.
In cooperation with the University of St. La Salle-Bacolod (USLS), the workshop will be held on April 22-28. It will focus on critical writing in the following arts: literature, theatre, film, dance, music, architecture, and the visual arts. Eminent critic and professor Rolando Tolentino is director.
Ten applicants will be chosen for the fellowships, which will include transportation stipend and free board and lodging at USLS Balay Kalinungan, Bacolod City.
Manuscript should be an unpublished critical essay. It should be on work by Filipino artist/s. Preferred manuscripts are those that study the work of our National Artists. A study may choose to examine a multi-art form. Manuscripts in a regional language (e.g. Cebuano, Hiligaynon) are welcome and must be accompanied by an abstract in English or Filipino, or a translated version in English or Filipino.
Please send application to: Shirley O. Lua, Director, Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center, De La Salle University, 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila. Application should include a cover letter (with complete contact information), an unpublished critical paper, at least one sample published critical work, and a curriculum vitae with photo. For online submission, please email: bnscwc@yahoo.com.
Applicants selected for the fellowships will be notified by mail in February. For inquiries, please contact the Center at (632) 5244611 local 233, or email bnscwc@yahoo.com.
This press release was written by Dr. Lua. Reposted through Vim Nadera.
Monday, January 2, 2012
NBDB now accepting nominations to the 2nd National Children's Book Award
On July 2012, the National Book Development Board (NBDB) and the Philippine Board on Books for the Young (PBBY) will present the 2nd National Children’s Book Award, giving honor to the 10 best books for children and young adults published during the years 2010 and 2011.
All publishers, authors and illustrators are invited to submit their nominations. Deadline for submission of nominations is January 31, 2012. For the full copy of the rules and to download the nomination form, go to NBDB (www.nbdb.gov.ph) and PBBY (www.pbby.org.ph ) websites.
During the 1st National Children’s Book Award held in 2010 six books were chosen as the Best Reads of 2010. From a total of 131 books nominated: Araw sa Palengke (Adarna House) written by May Tobias-Papa and illustrated by Isabel Roxas; Tuwing Sabado (Lampara Books) written by Russell Molina and illustrated by Sergio Bumatay III; Can We Live on Mars (Adarna House) written by Gidget Roceles-Jimenez and illustrated by Bru; Lub-Dub, Lub-Dub (Bookmark) written by Russell Molina and illustrated by Jomike Tejido; Tagu-Taguan (Tahanan Books) written and illustrated by Jomike Tejido; and Just Add Dirt (Adarna House) written by Becky Bravo and illustrated by Jason Moss.
All publishers, authors and illustrators are invited to submit their nominations. Deadline for submission of nominations is January 31, 2012. For the full copy of the rules and to download the nomination form, go to NBDB (www.nbdb.gov.ph) and PBBY (www.pbby.org.ph ) websites.
During the 1st National Children’s Book Award held in 2010 six books were chosen as the Best Reads of 2010. From a total of 131 books nominated: Araw sa Palengke (Adarna House) written by May Tobias-Papa and illustrated by Isabel Roxas; Tuwing Sabado (Lampara Books) written by Russell Molina and illustrated by Sergio Bumatay III; Can We Live on Mars (Adarna House) written by Gidget Roceles-Jimenez and illustrated by Bru; Lub-Dub, Lub-Dub (Bookmark) written by Russell Molina and illustrated by Jomike Tejido; Tagu-Taguan (Tahanan Books) written and illustrated by Jomike Tejido; and Just Add Dirt (Adarna House) written by Becky Bravo and illustrated by Jason Moss.
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