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Ian Rosales Casocot

Ian Rosales Casocot is the author of Don’t Tell Anyone, Bamboo Girls, Heartbreak & Magic, and Beautiful Accidents. He has won the Palanca six times for his stories. In 2008, his novel Sugar Land was longlisted in the Man Asian Literary Prize. He was Writer-in-Residence for the International Writers Program of the University of Iowa in 2010. He is based in Dumaguete City.
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Don’t Follow Me, I Don’t Even Know Where I’m Going

“The past is not the past. The future doesn’t exist. It’s a made-up idea. Every mapping what we do of the future is a...
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Everything Taken Together Has the Weight of Heaven

For Padmapani Perez I have often imagined meeting Alicia again, the woman Angelico swore would love him for the rest of his life. As if...
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Ceferina in Apartment 2G

When she looks out the window from the second-floor apartment she is in, it strikes her that the blueness of the late afternoon sky over Los Angeles does not have the same familiar aquamarine comfort of home. How can the sky be so different here? And yet here it is: there is a cobalt deepness to the blue that makes it feel like a gigantic void closing in, and when she thinks about it deeply, she finds herself shivering a little.

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SM expands scholarships for uniformed personnel

via GRAPHIC PLUS | PASAY CITY, PHILIPPINES, 23 April 2026 — The SM Group is expanding scholarship support for uniformed personnel and their families, reinforcing its push for accessible quality education as part of its broader strategy to support inclusive growth. Through its education institutions, National University (NU) and Asia...

Treat ourself to a sunkissed getaway at Admiral Hotel Manila – MGallery

Via GRAPHIC PLUS | Manila, Philippines (April 2026) – As the summer heat sets in, Admiral Hotel Manila – MGallery Collection offers a luxe opportunity to indulge in a timely staycation with its Sunkissed Escape package. Designed for those seeking a blend of comfort, relaxation, and vibrant...

TP in the Philippines champions women empowerment and inclusivity

via GRAPHIC PLUS — TP in the Philippines (formerly Teleperformance) marked Women’s Month with a series of meaningful activities that promote empowerment, intersectionality, and leadership with TP Women. Through these initiatives, the organization continues to reinforce its steadfast commitment to building inclusive workplaces where women can thrive both personally...

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