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This #POPCreators entry was submitted by Reajane Balbada-Abrigo, a public elementary school teacher, who also happens to be a poetry enthusiast and a freelance “opinion-maker.” Some of her previous works have been published in Mindanao Daily News, Newsline.ph, and Davao Daily Scoop. Here’s her latest poem entitled “I Am A Hero No More”: I Am A Hero […]
Canadian author Margaret Atwood took to Twitter to recommend several books that she deemed essential in these times of crisis.
This #POPCreators entry was submitted by Ruben D. Escudero, Jr., a teacher at Sulangon National High School in Dapitan City. He wrote the poem for his mother: An Ode To My Only Beloved Sweet were your lullabies as you cradled me in your arms, Gentle were your smiles as I gazed your eyes full of […]
The bestselling author Dan Brown, who is known for “The Da Vinci Code”, will release his first volume for children in September.
DLSU Harlequin Theatre Guild, the premier theatre organization of De La Salle University, is proud to present the rerun of “Titser Ko Si La Salle!” in honor of the tercentenary celebration of the death of St. John Baptist De La Salle. Performances will run at the Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium, De La Salle University – Manila […]
As 2019 comes to an end, former U.S. president Barack Obama continued his annual tradition of sharing his literary highlights of the year.
The century-old institution has released its annual list of the most borrowed titles of 2019, including Michelle Obama’s autobiography “Becoming”.
Because of the widespread misuse of the “much-abused” apostrophe, a society whose sole goal is to protect the punctuation mark has finally given up.
When girls go through puberty, it’s not all whirlwind romances and fun sleepovers like many of the movies make it out to be. In reality, it’s a grueling and sometimes even, painful process that many females have to go through. Some countries in Africa and Asia, for instance, practice female genital mutilation to girls of […]