In Philippine literature, there are mythical creatures which require disclosures. Such is Ma. Luisa A. Igloria. In the 1980s and the 1990s, writers aspiring to win the prestigious Carlos Palanca
To Luisa A. Igloria, prolific poet who traces her roots proudly to Baguio City and who has been away from the country for 16 years, her homecoming in July meant revisiting simple pleasures. “Oh! The joy of fresh buko again. And mountain rice every day. And barako coffee every morning,” she exclaimed.
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