Literary Archives - Page 6 of 71

08

Apr

2 Comments

‘Real writing is rewriting’

REEVALUATING ONE’S work during the revision phase is the key to furthering one’s craft as there will never be any perfect first drafts, National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts Ricky Lee said. Lee, known for his screenplays and novels, hosted “CCP Cine Icons Screenwriting Masterclass with Ricky Lee” a…

Kapeng Barako Club reopens Beans Coffee Shop with bolder and richer flavors

07

Apr

By The Flame Literary

0 Comments

Kapeng Barako Club reopens Beans Coffee Shop with bolder and richer flavors

Photo by Jessica Luna/ THE FLAME KAPENG BARAKO Club is back and this time, new beans have been added to the mix. Kapeng Barako: Samahan ng mga Bitter was given the spotlight last year when the University’s theater guild Teatro Tomasino had its first live on-stage performance since 2019. This year, the theater…

Artlets bag top honors in 40th Gawad Ustetika

30

Mar

By Hjadoeya Calica

0 Comments

Artlets bag top honors in 40th Gawad Ustetika

SEVENTEEN ARTLETS earned prizes across different categories at the 40th Gawad Ustetika Gabi ng Parangal, an annual competition that recognizes outstanding literary works of Thomasian students. Creative Writing students swept the fiction, one-act play and dulang may isang yugto categories and were recognized on Saturday, March 29, at the Buenaventura…

Acclaimed playwright cites importance of thorough research in advocacy-imbued writing

30

Mar

By Bettina Katryn Reyes

0 Comments

Acclaimed playwright cites importance of thorough research in advocacy-imbued writing

WRITERS SHOULD always undertake meticulous research and immersion when crafting stories laced with advocacy, an award-winning playwright said. In his lecture titled “Center Stage: Ang Iba’t Ibang Mukha ni Juan sa Entablado,” playwright Maynard Manansala recounted his close encounters with the drug war victims and their families in 2017 and…

Dito, Dati: How Thomasian filmmakers weave disaster with art

24

Mar

By Hjadoeya Calica

0 Comments

Dito, Dati: How Thomasian filmmakers weave disaster with art

THERE IS an ambiguity within a disaster. It is a destroyer of properties and valuables but a creator of new memories and realizations. When fused with art, stories of disaster highlight the essence of cinema as a vessel for truth and remembrance. For the UST Thomasian Film Society members behind…

Thomasian authors explore pop culture through Vilma Santos’ 60-year career

22

Mar

By The Flame Literary

0 Comments

Thomasian authors explore pop culture through Vilma Santos’ 60-year career

THOMASIAN AUTHORS compiled critical essays from various scholars to come up with a book celebrating Philippine cinema icon and politician Vilma Santos-Recto. Vilma Santos, Icon: Essays on Cinema, Culture, and Society, featured works on the actress’ 60-year career that recognized her legacy in Philippine cinema and studied her performances in different…

Creative Writing instructor among this year’s Gawad Pambansang Alagad ni Balagtas recipients

14

Mar

By Francis Miguell Sta. Rosa

0 Comments

Creative Writing instructor among this year’s Gawad Pambansang Alagad ni Balagtas recipients

AN ARTLETS instructor is among the recipients of the lifetime achievement award Gawad Balagtas in the 51st National Writers’ Congress of the Unyon ng mga Manunulat sa Pilipinas (UMPIL), the country’s largest organization of Filipino writers. Creative Writing instructor Joel Toledo, who recently earned the first prize for poetry in…

Editor calls for more Filipino books to address overabundance of international titles

10

Mar

By Franz Zoe Stoelzl Baroña

0 Comments

Editor calls for more Filipino books to address overabundance of international titles

A PUBLISHING house editor highlighted the importance of producing and marketing more books written in Filipino and translating more English books into Filipino to address the oversaturation of English-language titles. Kyra Ballesteros, who has over ten years of experience in publishing, shared her insights on the situation of the industry…

09

Mar

By The Flame Literary

0 Comments

I could never fold paper cranes right

you looked at every little paper square with the eyes of an imagining child. images ravaged inside your head, your hands fidgeted with excitement to transform those four perfect corners into a geometric animal I can't comprehend. you reached for them without hesitation and you created a crane, a hummingbird,…

Artlets author to tackle political themes, hierarchies in sequel to acclaimed novel

08

Mar

By Bettina Katryn Reyes

0 Comments

Artlets author to tackle political themes, hierarchies in sequel to acclaimed novel

A CREATIVE WRITING professor is set to explore more politically pronounced themes in his sequel to his award-winning young adult novel Mars, May Zombie! to amplify class division in a post-pandemic society. Picking up a year after Mars and his group arrive in the blue zone and illustrating how their…