Now on its 64th year, the UP National Writers Workshop is back! We are pleased to announce the fellows chosen for this yearβs workshop.
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MARDOQUIO, Arnel – Dulang Pampelikula
CHUA, Adelle Liezl – Sanaysay
PARADEZA, Alec Joshua – Sanaysay
TALUSAN, Ronnel – Nobela
PIMENTEL, Khristian – Sanaysay
LANURIAS, Laurence – Tula
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FROST, Krysta Lee – Poetry
MEDINA, Kara Danielle – Creative Non-Fiction
GARCIA, Elio – Creative Non-Fiction
CAPIΓANES, Jade Mark – Novella
TANG, Macoy – Short Story
DE GUIA, Rayji – Novel
This yearβs UP National Writers Workshop will take place at the University of the Philippines Los BaΓ±os!
Congratulations to the fellows, kita-kita tayo sa Elbi!
For updates on the 64th UPNWW, stay tuned to our website and social media.
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The UP National Writers Workshop (UPNWW) aims to help writers who have already published (or are on the verge of publishing) a book or have won major literary awards, in further honing their craft. It is complemented by the Amelia LapeΓ±a-Bonifacio Writers Workshop (ALBWW) for young and emergent writers.
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Ramon Guillermo is the director of the Center for International Studies, University of the Philippines Diliman. He is the author of the book βTranslation and Revolution: A Study of Jose Rizalβs Guillermo Tellβ (Ateneo de Manila University Press, 2009) which uses computational techniques to undertake the first analysis of Rizalβs translation of Schillerβs play. Aside from writing essays and reflections on translation and translation theory, he is also a practicing translator. He has translated works by Karl Marx, Walter Benjamin, Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Tan Malaka, Tran Duc Thao, among others, into Filipino. He is a fellow of the UP Institute of Creative Writing (ICW) in UP as well as an affiliate at the UP Intelligent Systems Center (ISC).
