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It looks like the popular basketball manga is back, back, back in the court. After it stopped its circulation in 1996, “Slam Dunk”, the coming of age-infused story of competitive
December 3, 2019
It looks like the popular basketball manga is back, back, back in the court. After it stopped its circulation in 1996, “Slam Dunk”, the coming of age-infused story of competitive
For budding novelists everywhere, November means dread, delight, or a weird blend of both. If you’re reading this, there’s a high chance that you’ve agreed to the hare-brained pledge in
Nothing enthrals a reader like a fictional character making bad AF decisions (we see you, Mr. Poe). Born out of this frustration for omniscient novelists lording over every character’s fate
As a budding novelist, trips to bookstores involve a lot of wistful looks on my part, staring at the spines of YA books, and hoping to see my pen name
“Break It To Me Gently” by Richard Bolisay features critical essays about Philippine cinema Being a film critic is one of the most challenging roles in the Philippines. You’re either
We’ve all been stuck to a reading rut. I, for one, have attempted to read Hanya Yanagihara’s A Little Life three times already, but I always fail to finish it. To begin
Twi-hards are valid and so are teenage girls The year was 2008. Fresh out of a day during my first year of high school, I rushed to the closest mall
Want to know what Nadine Lustre in MCU will look like? Ask this 3D artist from Dumaguete. Xteve Abanto is an illustrator/animator who’s a massive Marvel fan. Recently, he’s been
Progress is slow, but progress exists… in Metro Manila. But what does it mean to be queer outside a the capital? Is this progress we speak of experienced in other
Ever had Trip to Quiapo on your syllabus or had Para Kay B recommended to you by your bookworm friend? They’re all courtesy of fiction master, Ricky Lee. With over
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