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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Tagalog literature.

  1. Physical books, local stories, and meaningful engagement remain essential in helping young readers grow into thoughtful Filipino thinkers.

    Reigniting pages

    How educators and publishers plan to hook young readers on local literature

  2. AT a Quezon City media event, children’s authors confront the country’s literacy crisis with stories designed to meet young readers where they are.

    Shelves of hope at Lampara's launch

    Lampara unveils Magbasa Tayo! and Let’s Read! series in Quezon City to address the Philippines’ literacy crisis among children.

  3. 'Falling stars'

    'Falling stars'

    From the poetry collection "I've lived 100 times, and I've died 200 times."

  4. 'Summer'

    'Summer'

    A lyrical poem celebrating the warmth, beauty, and rebirth of summer through golden hues, petals, and honeyed bliss.

  5. 'Love after life'

    'Love after life'

    From the poetry collection "I’ve Lived 100 Lives, and I’ve Died 200 Times."

  6. 'After you'

    'After you'

    A tender poem capturing intimacy, warmth, and the quiet beauty of beginning the day with someone you love.

  7. MEMORY, love, and the fragments that make us whole.

    'Mosaic'

    A poem on the fragments of life, memory, and the people who shape us, exploring how love leaves its mark.

  8. "The Lost Poems," by artist Welderwings.

    'Between Before/After'

    And so I leap. I'll fly. I'll grow wings. I'll be suspended, not in the before and the after, but in the now. Where I'm half-floating, half-falling, depending…

  9. SOMETIMES, returning doesn't bring comfort, only memories of what was lost.

    'The cost of returning'

    A reflective story of a son returning to his father’s house after years, confronting memories, absence, and the weight of family.