Most Recent Articles by

Aida F. Santos

Aida F. Santos won awards in the Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature, the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Gawad Gantimpala and The Free Press literary contest. She was a writing Fellow for the UP Creative Writing Center and was an awardee for the BAYI Centennial Awards 2011 for feminism and leadership. She won the UMPIL Gawad Balagtas for Filipino poetry for 2020 and is included in the Cultural Center of the Philippines Encyclopedia of Artists and Writers. Her Mangled Mornings, Collected Poems and Pana-panahon, Tinipong mga Tula were published by Gantala Press in 2019.
Poetry

nothing has changed only the forms of it

nothing has changed only the forms of it when we wedded the struggle brought us before a mayor who joked, run as fast as you can don’t let the dictator catch you

- Out Now -

spot_img
1 Articles written

Read Now

Sto. Tomas City Government strengthens cervical cancer campaign through free screening program

The City Government of Sto. Tomas is strengthening its campaign against cervical cancer through Girl Power: Fight Against Cancer–Free Cervical Screening. The Health Education and Promotion Unit conducted free cervical screening from July 1 to 13, 2026, at the Barangay Health Stations to encourage women to undergo early...

Berde Renewables with Sungrow and Solar Hive launch 200MW solar and 500MWh battery storage partnership in Southeast Asia

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | MANILA, Philippines— Leading energy developer Berde Renewables, a portfolio company of global infrastructure investor I Squared Capital, has partnered with Sungrow Power, one of the world’s leading inverter, energy storage, and solar tech companies, and its authorized regional distributor, Solar Hive, to help...

Grief is found within the ‘phantom’

The human body betrays language in explicating unusual faculties. Our bodies are biologically designed to “tell” us if something is wrong— but not through words. It pinpoints a specific part and uses the dialects of pain, as if to say, “Right here, be alarmed of this.” Maybe...