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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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TransUnion’s 2026 credit perception index finds scores holding or improving across all three major island groups 

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | Manila, Philippines (October 22, 2026) — TransUnion (NYSE: TRU), a global information and insights company and the Philippines’ first comprehensive private credit reference agency,  today released additional findings from its 2026 Credit Perception Index (CPI), providing insights for the first time on how Filipinos...

Enchanted Kingdom celebrates 31 years of magic with Fiesta ng Saribuhay anniversary show

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — Enchanted Kingdom, the first and only world-class theme park in the Philippines, proudly marked its 31st anniversary on October 17 with Fiesta ng Saribuhay, a vibrant celebration of the county’s culture, people, and biodiversity. As a homegrown Filipino company, the theme park reaffirmed its...

Who is real? VERYFYD officially launches with ‘The Founding 500,’ on a mission to redefine social media’s future 

Filipino-founded social networking platform introduces a new approach to  digital connections, putting verified identities and authenticity at the forefront.  VIA GRPAHIC PLUS | MANILA, Philippines — In an era when fake accounts, online scams and digital  impersonation have made it increasingly difficult to distinguish real people  from fabricated...