They who wrote for the Philippines Graphic
Compiled by Graphic Editorial
THE EARLY YEARS
AGUSTIN FABIAN
Agustin Caralde Fabian (Aug. 15, 1901-Apr. 24, 1976) served as editor of the Graphic when the magazine made its debut as a magazine in 1927.
He...
Do you still see bloodred dragonflies?
It’s a four-year-old book of poetry—a slim book, all of 90 pages, with 55 poems published in 2022, ready to be read and absorbed.
And...
Now you see them, then you don’t: Crimes & violence on campus
It was the type of news that jarred the senses because it was the first time it happened in the country. Government officials called...
Reconciling history, shaping the future in Philippine-Japan cooperation
In August 2025, an 82-year-old man named Jose Takei boarded a flight from Manila to Osaka, carrying with him eight decades of an unanswered...
Graphic origins
DON RAMON PARDO ROCESPublisher, Graphic & Graphic Weekly1927-1941; 1948-1965
In the early decades of American colonial rule in the Philippines, there were rich and influential...
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They who wrote for the Philippines Graphic
Compiled by Graphic Editorial
THE EARLY YEARS
AGUSTIN FABIAN
Agustin Caralde Fabian (Aug. 15, 1901-Apr. 24, 1976) served as editor of the Graphic when the magazine made...
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The ground beneath us: On the Philippines’ pursuit of sustainable mining
For decades, mining has occupied a complicated place in the national conversation, caught in a tug-of-war between the promise of economic growth and the cost of environmental degradation.
