Epic Reviews: Biag ni Lam-Ang, Bidasari, and Indarapatra at Sulayman

Biag ni Lam-Ang Bravery and perseverance are evident in the epic. Lam-Ang, the protagonist, is remarkably brave for he used…

Drama Review: Snow in Midsummer by Guan Hanqing

Snow in Midsummer is a drama written by Guan Hanqing at around 1240 to 1320 that focuses on the struggles of…

Book Review: SI by Bob Ong

Who would have thought that Bob Ong, a Filipino contemporary author known for his satire and conversational writing techniques, will…

Arabian Literature: an overview using a tale

The tale is about an ox and a donkey which are owned by a merchant farmer who can understand animal…

Young People’s Power

Many people, especially those who came from older generations, may think of modern teens as rebellious, insecure, insensitive and incompetent.…

POV: You’re an English major who presents an glimpse of English (and American) Literature

The first seven texts that are discussed in relation to English Literature successfully explored an array of aspects of the…

Reimagining a Filipina

Carmen Guerrero Nakpil is one of the country’s prominent feminist writers. One of her essays The Filipino Woman: Cory and…

Poem Analysis: Africa by David Diop

Africa by David Diop (1956) infused personification; hence, the reader may perceive that the speaker of the poem is directly…

Literature: the why and why not?

As a writer, I always consider myself as one of the contributors to the flourishing of Literature. Whenever I think…

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