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“DIKA la ketdi umay ditoy nanumo a pagtaengak, Atty. Gonzales, no saan a napateg ti gagaram…” kalpasan a pinagtugawna ti sangaili iti immaratiddog a sopa iti salas.
“Wen, Noli. In fact, binaonnak ni papam…” imbitin ti abogado ti sumaruno a sawenna ket tinaliawna ti naulimek ken [...]
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TEOFILO AND THE TIKBALANG
| 88 viewsTranslated from Filipino by Dempster P. Samarista Copyright 2004 In Barrio Tomana Este, there lived a boy named Teofilo. Teofilo was a diligent, dutiful, bright and brave boy. His parents were too poor to send him to school even though he truly wanted to study. Instead, they had him do chores in the land they farmed. Teofilo would envy [...] Comments (4)
Dagiti Sangaili Iti Lubong
| 94 viewsDAGITI SANGAILI ITI LUBONG Sarsarita Para-ubbing ni Ma. Theresa B. Santos Aggayyem dagitoy a dua a bayog a naregregen iti kalendario ti edadda. Natarakida nga agpadpada. Agtayagda a dua iti lima a kadapan ken walo a pulgada. Nasabang iti panagbarbarukongda. Namsek dagiti maselda iti kayumanggi a kudil. Iti maysa nga aldaw, napanunot dagitoy a dua iti mapan [...] Comments (4)
DIASKE A CHRISTMAS BUG
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Awis Kadagiti Alumni iti UP National Writers Workshop
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Princess Success and her Balls of Chance
| 160 viewsNestled between two majestic mountains was an enchanted valley blessed with heartwarming sunrise and inspiring sunset. From these mountains were eternal springs pouring into a river that flowed down to the rolling fields of a magnificent kingdom. The kingdom, Happiness, was magical. Rainbows colored the flowers and the trees in the meadows. Buzzing bees and [...] Comments (3)
Ania ti Historical Fiction?
| 177 viewsNo regularka nga agbasbasa iti Bannawag, Gayyem, nabasam ket ngatan ti makapikapik a tungtungan sadiay. Daydiay man tungtungan maipanggep iti historical fiction ti kunkunak. No saanmo pay a nabasa, mabalinmo a basaen ti panagsisinnukat iti kapanunotan dagiti mamaingel iti Literatura Ilokana iti Dadapilan. Nairugi daytoy a patangan gapu iti komento ni Apo Prescillano Bermudez iti Ti Makunami a [...] Comments (5)
Responsible Blogging and Us
| 182 viewsI have been thinking of writing and posting something like this for the past months, but I had been too busy, and my thoughts had been a bit too fragmented during the past weeks that I had not gotten around to writing what I had in mind. Good thing I attended the Wordcamp last Saturday. [...] Comments (2)




