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Rofel G. Brion

Rofel G. Brion is professor of interdisciplinary studies, literature, creative writing and popular culture at the Ateneo de Manila University. He writes poetry and prose in English and Filipino, and coaches writers online (rbrion@ateneo.edu).
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On the Twenty-Third Floor

a speckle of duston my window has just disappeared in a cloud
Poetry

As Fog

As fog grazes these hillsawash with browning shrubs,shanties creep from the valleylined with rivers swelling withdry rocks and restless ants.
Poetry

What Is Your Name?

How do you call yourselfwhen no one, not even you,listens? Where do you find the wordswhen everything escapes yourthoughts? What stories come to lifewhen images are...

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From VMX screen to dramatic depth: Ashley Lopez polishes her acting skills

Stepping into the realm of intense dramatic acting is a daunting leap for any performer, but Ashley Lopez is tackling it head on. The actress recently wrapped up her time at The Masters Series: FDCP Acting Workshop for Filipino Talents 2026, an intensive ten-day program organized by...

Fiuu secures JCB Direct Acquiring License to strengthen regional card acceptance across Southeast Asia

Fiuu expands JCB acceptance to Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, with Thailand planned next. VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | Manila, Philippines (23 July 2026) – Fiuu, the leading fintech platform in Southeast Asia, has secured a JCB Direct Acquiring license as a Regional Acquirer across Malaysia, Singapore, and the...

What this exhibit on colonial dams and irrigation systems tell you about Cavite’s past

Hacienda de Imus is home to the earliest known irrigation system in Cavite. Its oldest surviving structure, the Casundit Dam in Dasmariñas, was constructed by the Augustinian Recollects in 1780 and remains the oldest dated extant dam in the Philippines. This historical footnote serves as an important...