In early 1971, Rosario A. Garcellano, fresh out of college, joined the Graphic magazine, published by Don Antonio Araneta and edited by Luis Mauricio, with a gaggle of staffers and
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Fight that slump (just like these authors did)
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Jan Vincent Gonzales can’t say the name of a writer without alerting his virtual assistant trapped inside a smart speaker. He runs a global consultancy for Filipino talents, a sort
Aspiring scriptwriters, time to sharpen your wits and turn those jokes into the sitcom of the year because the creators at Nickelodeon are looking for a writer―and it could be
It was the YA novel boom of 2013. I’d pick up a dystopian book, glance at The New York Times Bestsellers, hoping to be on that list too. With a
I’ve been thinking about the same story for months now. It’s on the subject of morality in the age of technology—the grossly oversimplified version being: being right or wrong in
A young woman recently asked me why I write. And as simple an answer as that should require, I had to think about it and ask myself. Why indeed? Some
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