Posts Tagged ‘News’
This time in the August issue, with Cristine Reyes on the cover. My mobile phone’s camera didn’t get the text very well, but they wrote something interesting here. Something about what questions the story may stir in you: Do you […]
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SO excited (and scared) for Time Traveler’s Wife. There are books that wish I had written (The Inheritance of Loss) because I know I could do it, and then there’s Time Traveler’s Wife which I know I couldn’t have done […]
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For those watching out for this kind of thing, the longlist for the Man Asian Literary Prize has been announced. Congrats to those who got in! And now the frenzied finishing of the actual novel begins, haha.
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New, personalized URL on Friendster: http://profiles.friendster.com/minavesguerra. Finally grabbed it because of the nice people who’ve added My Imaginary Ex to their profiles, so I had to log in and thank them somehow. Summit Books is on Facebook! Add add add. […]
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I should have talked about this before I went on the radio, but frankly I was scared of burping or saying something stupid on the air. Thankfully none of that happened (stupidity was kept at a minimum I think), so […]
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Couldn’t find the June Cosmo in the first three places I checked, so went with the July issue instead. There’s still an ad there (love that Summit synergy).
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(Joel McHale is going “Chicks, man” in my head right now.) Here’s a Newsweek article on Asian Chick Lit, particularly those published in Singapore and written by Filipinos.
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Yay! My Imaginary Ex is out now. Upon quick browsing, I say this: I love what they’ve done with it. The cover, the little icon-type illustrations inside (I don’t know what they’re called), the typeface, the paper even. So far […]
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I don’t draw. People who can, even in that techie, digital way, are cool. In the same way that people who read music, or dance, or do other things I can’t do are cool. When I was younger, I used […]
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