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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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Sun Life announces leadership succession in the Philippines

JJ Moreno will succeed Benedict Sison as CEO and Country Head and continue to grow Sun Life’s business as the Number 1 life insurer in Philippines Manila, PHILIPPINES – (January 9, 2026) - Sun Life today announced that Benedict Sison will retire as Chief Executive Officer and Country Head, Philippines,...

vivo X300 Series: Your front-row concert phone

MANILA, PHILIPPINES - The best concerts aren’t watched. They’re felt. For the thousands of fans and creators capturing magic from the crowd, vivo unveils the X300 Series, a smartphone camera system engineered to turn distant, fast-moving concert moments into front-row stories worth sharing. Built for live events, the...

Hotel Sogo employee selflessly returns lost cash worth more than P400,000

QUEZON CITY, Philippines – A Hotel Sogo Santolan employee, Mr. Raymond Tobasco, discovered a substantial sum of lost cash amounting to more than Php 400,000 inside a guest room on Friday, December 5, 2025, and promptly returned it to its rightful owner. At approximately 8:40 AM, Mr. Tobasco,...

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