The Cultural Center of the Philippines Literary Arts Division and the U.P. Institute of Creative Writing will launch Ani 32 (Global Pinoy Issue) on September 26, 7-9 pm at Conspiracy Garden Café on Visayas ave., Quezon city.
The volume features poems and prose by 48 Filipino writers, some of whom reside abroad. The writings depict Filipinos’ interaction with foreign cultures as they work overseas, as well as describe the impact of international events on their daily lives.
Gary Granada and Noel Cabangon will render songs and selected contributors will perform literary readings.
Contributors are: Ariel S. Agcaoili, Jose Maria Alarilla, Merlie Alunan, Mark Angeles,
Imelda Morales Aznar, Abdon M. Balde, Janel Tauro Batuigas, Gil S. Beltran, Herminio S. Beltran Jr., Kristoffer Berse, Rogelio Braga, Linda T. Lingbaoan-Bulong, Catherine Candano, Tricia J. Capistrano, Nonon Villaluz Carandang, Dexter B. Cayanes, Mandy Centeno, Jose Jason L. Chancoco, Kristian S. Cordero, Mario L. Cuezon, Jun de la Rosa, Noonee Doronila, Augusto Dy, Arvin T. Ello, Reggy Capacio Figer, Luis P. Gatmaitan, Genaro Gojo Cruz, Ferdinand Pisigan Jarin, Nestor Lucena, Elizabeth Medina, Voltaire Q. Oyzon, Letty Cantal Pagkalinawan, Ruth Pe Palileo, Inez Ponce de Leon, Ernanie Rafael, Betty Uy-Regala, Raymund P. Reyes, Romel G. Samson, E. San Juan Jr., Manolito C. Sulit, Enrico C. Torralba, Jun Reyes Torrano, Ma. Georgina J. Verdolaga, Camilo Villanueva, Zenaida Pisigan-Vreeke, Mel Cruz-Wood, Winton Lou Ynion and Manuel C. Zacarias.
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