Interdisciplinary Writers Lab (IWL) 2011 Literary Reading & Online Anthology
Check out Chicken Skin & Impossible Trees, IWL 2o11′s anthology. We’re also having two performances in July. Wed, Jul 6 | 7pm – 9pm | $10 – $15 Kearny Street Workshop, Intersection for the Arts and AMATE: Women Painting Stories present The 8th Annual Interdisciplinary Writers Lab 2011 Literary Reading & Online Anthology Launch Chicken … Read more
Walang Hiya Reading At Saint Mary’s College: Oct 28. 2010
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2010, 6:30 Walang Hiya (No Shame) A ground-breaking anthology of poetry and short fiction featuring Pilipino and Pilipino American writers Thursday, October 28, 2010, 6:30PM Reading begins at 7PM followed by Q&A Hagerty Lounge, De La Salle Hall, Saint Mary’s College READINGS BY Joan Iva Cube, Roseli Ilano, David S. Maduli, Jen … Read more
Walang Hiya Contributor Copies Arrive
Today, I was thrilled to receive my contributor copies of “Walang Hiya…Literature Taking Risks Toward Liberatory Practice.” I had to stop myself from licking the cover, it just looked so delicious to me. Thanks to Lolan Buhain Sevilla and Roseli Ilano for including my short story, “Unripe Bananas” in this wonderful project and providing me … Read more
Walang Hiya Reading & Intergenerational Writing Workshop: San Francisco Library Main
The Filipino American Center of the San Francisco Public Library and Carayan Press present: Reading and Intergenerational Writing Workshop in support of “Walang Hiya…Literature Taking Risks Toward Liberatory Practice – Sunday, August 15, 2010
Walang Hiya Anthology Book Launch: San Francisco
Philippine American Writers and Artists, Inc. (PAWA) presents PAWA Arkipelago Literary Series Featuring Walang Hiya…Literature Taking Risks Toward Liberatory Practice Edited by Lolan Buhain Sevilla and Roseli Ilano A launching of a new anthology with readings by contributing writers: Aimee Suzara Edene Matutina Joan Iva Cube David Maduli Kristen Sajonas Artwork by Aimee Espiritu Readings … Read more
For Immediate Release: Walang Hiya Anthology Now Available
WALANG HIYA…LITERATURE TAKING RISKS TOWARD LIBERATORY PRACTICE AVAILABLE PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE DAY 2010
New Literary Anthology Features 32 Filipino Writers on the Verge
(San Francisco, CA) Presented by Carayan Press, Walang Hiya…Literature Taking Risks Toward Liberatory Practice is a groundbreaking collection of poetry and short fiction by today’s most established and anticipated Filipino and Filipino-American Writers. Walang Hiya, a term traditionally used to shame has been reclaimed through this body of work to examine the taboo in our communities with fresh, honest and unflinching voices.
The Writers Thumb @ Tayo Literary Magazine.
Tayo Literary Magazine has been updating its website, and the very first post to my series, The Writer’s Thumb is up. I’m in love with the logo for my series. From now on, my longer wax lyricals will likely be posted there. Poetry, fiction, non-fiction and artwork from their first issue is now available for … Read more
Forthcoming in January 2010: Walang Hiya Anthology
Walang Hiya: Literature Taking Risks Toward Liberatory Practice, edited by Lolan Buhain Sevilla and Roseli Ilano. Forthcoming in January 2010. Presented by Arkipelago Books Publishing, this anthology is committed to using the narrative as a departure point for personal and political transformation. Featuring short fiction and poetry from emerging Pilipino and Pilipino-American writers: Adrien Salazar, … Read more
Acceptance: TAYO Literary Magazine
Acceptance tastes so good when eaten with your hands. My poem, ‘Crow The Mangoes Parumping’ has been accepted to TAYO Literary Magazine‘s first inaugural issue. TAYO is the first independent publication presented by the Filipino American Library. In Tagalog, TAYO means: ‘we’ or ‘us’, and also means ‘to stand up.’ Here’s an excerpt from the … Read more
Acceptance: Walang Hiya – Literature Taking Risks Toward Liberatory Practice
I’m happy to share the news that my short story, “Unripe Bananas” has been accepted for publication in “Walang Hiya…Literature Taking Risks Toward Liberatory Practice.” “Walang Hiya” means “Without Shame” or “Shameless” in Tagalog. Here’s an excerpt from its Call for Submissions: Walang Hiya … literature taking risks toward liberatory practice is a literary anthology…will … Read more
