Without Names: A Collection of Poems by Bay Area Pilipino American Writers

Without Names: A Collection of Poems by Bay Area Pilipino American WritersThis is a collection of 31 poems by 15 Bay Area Pilipino American writers, including Virginia R. Cerenio, Luis Syquia, Norman Jayo, Presco Tabios, Shirley Ancheta, Jeff Tagami, Mars Estrada and Lloyd Nebres. The poets cover a wide variety of subjects and techniques, each unique in their expression of the Pilipino experience in the fields of California, the crab fisheries of Alaska, the Taal Bantagas province of the Philippines yet universal in evoking

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Publisher: University of the Philippines Press

ISBN-13: 978-9715423458Softbound DetailsISBN/ISSN: 971542345-0Pages: 400 pagesSize: 6x9Weight: 570g

Creative Writing Center takes pride in the Likhaan series of the Best of the Philippine Writing in English and Filipino in poetry and fiction (annual)

Package Dimensions: 9 x 6

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