Workshop Session 5, 65th UPNWW: “What the Chart Cannot Hold” by Leonard Javier, Fellow for Creative Nonfiction
Workshop Session 5: What the Chart Cannot Hold ni Leonard Javier Isinulat ni Jasper Villasis To write carefully is to refuse carelessness with other people’s lives. – Leonard Javier; hinggil sa pagkatha ng sanaysay bilang doktor Masiglang inumpisahan ni Prop. Katherine Sabate ang ikalimang sesyon ng 65th UP National Writers […]
Craft as Ethical Decision-Making by Leonard Javier
Craft as Ethical Decision-Making Every time I choose a sentence, I choose a side. I think I have always been curious. As a child I wanted to know about everything, sometimes all at once. While clutching the encyclopedia, thickest book in our household, I dreamt once of becoming an astronaut on Monday, an engineer on […]
Workshop Session 4, 65th UPNWW: Her Shadows in Daylight by Allene Allanigue, Fellow for Novel
Workshop Session 4, 65th UPNWW: Her Shadows in Daylight by Allene Allanigue, Fellow for Novel Moderator: Charlson Ong Written by Danielle Veniegas “We often hear it said that psychology is the handmaid of literature, of the novel. [Ang] isa sa pinakaimportante sa writer ay empathy—ang kanilang emotional quotient.” To introduce Allene Allanigue’s novel-in-progress Her Shadows […]
Writing as an act of reclaiming by Allene Allanigue
Writing as an act of reclaiming ‘I’m looking for someone I can hire who’s willing to rape another man,’ I once typed in an Omegle chat to a random user. This was in 2017, when a friend of mine disclosed something she had never dared to tell anyone but me: she had just been raped. […]
Workshop Session 3, 65th UPNWW: May Nangyari Dito ni Pia Montalban, Fellow sa Tula
Workshop Session 3: May Nangyari Dito ni Pia Montalban Isinulat ni Jasper Villasis May mga sandaling alam mong may nangyari, kahit wala kang dokumento. Kahit wala pang pangalan ang insidente. Kahit wala pang ulat. – Pia Montalban; sa pagkatha bilang pagsaksi Pagtalakay sa mga progresibong puwersa sa panulaang Pilipino […]