Filipino Writer Mga Nobela at Kwento

Wendell glared at his boss and announced, "I think - I think it's flattering how you are struggling to guess my race, Sir, especially considering how I have worked for you for the past, I don't know... four years?" "No, I am not Chinese, nor am I from Japan. And no, I'm not Latino either. Sir Andrew, I'm sure you know by now that I am not a hybrid. I am one hundred percent Filipino." Wendell announced. "And I eat chicken adobo rice a lot. It isn't just any chicken." "Sure, my last name suggests it may be Spanish, but that's only because Spain colonized our country for so long," he explained. "Just look at my nose - it's broad."

She sighed, closing the magazine and holding it to her chest, allowing herself a brief moment of longing before tucking it away, along with the memories it had stirred. Pampanga is a province in Central Luzon, famously known as the Culinary Capital of the Philippines. Its rich culinary heritage, passed down through generations, is celebrated not just locally but across the country. For Isla, the mention of Pampanga always brought a sense of pride and nostalgia. It was her home, the place where her dreams were born and where her story with Vincent began. Seeing Vincent in the magazine reminded her of how deeply their shared roots were tied to this province, where food was more than just suste

About the Author A college girl living in Bulacan, Philippines, who enjoys writing fictional stories ever since she was young. Anne Cunanan is a starting author who likes to write during her free time although she barely has any. She usually publishes her stories on Wattpad, but she also has a lot of stories that she keeps in private. She writes as a hobby because this is something she enjoys, not for fame nor fortune. Although her stories are not that well known, she hopes that those who have read them were inspired to write and dream. She likes to create characters that are relatable for people so that they can easily place themselves in the characters' shoes and pretend as if they are a

Shame has no face. Yugel Losorata is a Filipino writer-musician and this is his first novel. Since the year 2000, his byline has appeared in various Philippine broadsheets like Manila Bulletin, Philippine Star, and Manila Times, as well as online news sites like Yahoo Philippines and Philippine Entertainment Portal, covering the fields of music, movies, arts, business, lifestyle, and sports. He currently has a weekly music column called “Touchbass” published by Manila Standard. Writing full-time that includes producing publicity materials and special publications for select clients, he edited two coffee table books and a few textbooks, contributed fiction to a

PLAGIARISM IS A CRIME. Note: Hi, this is a letter from the writer, I'm Ysa. I am a Filipina writer and I hope Filipino readers from this app will support me. First of all, I have no experience sa field na' to, this is my first time writing a teen fiction story, so please, I'm sorry for unnecessary and unformal format. This story contains, grammatical errors, typos and wrong spellings. We all commit mistakes, bare with me please. This story is for practice only! I accept criticism and ready to be educated by others. Ito ang unang teen-fiction story na isusulat ko at series pa nga, I usually write actions and fantasy stories. Hindi ko gamay ang pacing at flow ng teen fiction but I'll try my be

Soon, literary critics took notice. “Maria Del Fuego’s prose is a balm and a blade—soothing in its rhythm, cutting in its truth.” —Philippine Literary Review “Her essays are not just personal—they are cultural. They speak to the soul of a nation still learning how to listen to its women.” —Manila Times Maria was invited to speak at universities, literary festivals, and women’s conferences. She declined most of them. Her children were still small, and her heart was still tethered to the vineyard.

Take Note: José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda ( June 19, 1861 – December 30, 1896) was a Filipino nationalist and polymath during the tail end of the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines. He is tagged as the national hero of the Filipino people.

I watched her carefully and I could see the hidden fears, unshed tears, pain, hurt, and loss in her eyes. My curiosity worked well for my writing career. I was a writer, one of the best-selling authors in America. I kept a low profile and I was known by my name. Nina Gomez. I was from the Philippines but my mother was an American. I was born in America. I took up my mother's writing legacy and I had always wished Damien would do the same. But Damien had no interest whatsoever in taking up the legacy. He thinks writing is a woman's job. I write from my imaginations, from what happens in society and around me and I love it when I get to write people's stories, the true-life story of anyone who

'Di ko kailangan ng mga tagahanga, sa totoo lang yung asawa at mga anak ko ang mga literal na fans ko kaya kuntento na ako doon at laking pasasalamat ko narin sa mga taong nakakapansin at natutuwa sa mga gawa ko, laking bagay talaga iyon para sa akin. Keep on dreaming. Siyempre pinangarap ko talagang ma-ilathala ang mga gawa ko isang araw sa mga kilalang publishers, maging tulad ng mga magagaling na manunulat ng bansa tulad nila, F. Sionil Jose, Ricky Lee, Edgar Samar, Eros Atallia, Bob Ong, RM Topacio-Aplaon at iba pa at magkaroon ng mga awards o atpb. Isa rin sa gusto kong gawain ang ibahagi ang nalalaman ko 'di man ganoon ka lawak eh willing pa rin akong ibahagi ito sa lahat.

Tahimik siya sandali bago umiling. “No.” “Even if it’s hard?” “Especially because it’s hard.” Napaisip ako du'n. Siguro gano'n din ako sa journalism. Nakakapagod at nakakaiyak minsan pero mahal ko. Mahal kong magsulat. Mahal kong magkwento. Mahal kong ilatag 'yung katotohanan kahit inconvenient at siguro 'yun 'yung dahilan kung bakit kahit sobrang gulo nitong mga nakaraan hindi pa rin ako tumatakbo.