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Edited by multi-awarded poet and essayist Marra PL. Lanot

Featuring:

SHORT STORIES

  • “Patch of Green” by I.S.A. Crisostomo-Lopez
  • “When Words Fail” by Melissa Salva
  • “Time for Tattoos” by Richard A. Giye
  • “Over the Stilt Houses at the Fishery” by Angel Salvador Chiuteña

POEMS

  • “Buying Newspapers in the Evening” by Totel V. de Jesus
  • “Flyleaf” by Waya Gallardo
  • “Fall” by Nerissa Del Carmen Guevarra
  • “What Is Your Name?” by Rofel G. Brion

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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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