YOU CAN STILL CATCH THE OCT. 31 ISSUE OF THE PHILIPPINES GRAPHIC!!!

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Featuring:

  • Postscript: The first 100 days of PBBM
  • Death & the journalist: The killing of Percival “Pery Lapid” Mabasa
  • Russia Unity Day & the future of Russian-Philippine relations

LITERATURE

  • Wounded, Unbowed: The world of short story writer and novelist Bienvenido N. Santos
  • The Day the Dancers Came by Bienvenido Santos
  • Letter to my grandchildren
  • Book Review: Jose Edmundo Ocampo Reyes’ Present Values

OTHER NEWS

  • DOST’s National Science & Technology Week: Nov.23-27
  • Zambales Gov. Hermogenes Ebdane: Techno inputs and paradigm shift in farming
  • COOK: Return of IFEX—the biggest export-oriented food show
  • WELLNESS—Lifewave: Making waves with a wearable wellness product

PLUS +++ October 2022 issue of the Philippines Graphic Reader!

Edited by multi-awarded writer Marra PL. Lanot

featuring

SHORT STORIES

•           Red Is the River that Runs by Rey A. Isidto, MD

•           A Fight at the Reefs by Nicias J. Alameda

•           Grandpa’s Secret by Aimee Morales

•           Teddy by Rodino Encarnacion

POEMS

•           Touch me not by Carlos Garcia Hidalgo

•           Shadow in the Garden (Thinking of my daughter on her first death anniversary) by Pablo A. Tariman

•           Fritz and the Llama by U Z. Eliserio

•           Dale As I Explain to Him This Weird Thing Called Love by April Mae M. Berza

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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.

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