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Philippine Speculative Fiction Vol.8
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First published July 1, 2013
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September 3, 2013
DISCLAIMER: I have a story in the anthology.
General Review
An interesting anthology of speculative fiction stories with strong Filipino elements.
My favorites are 'Still Life' by Mo Francisco and 'The Mayorga Collection' by Crystal Koo.
I was impressed by the techniques deployed by Eliza Victoria's 'A Fire that cannot by Touched' and Joseph De Guzman's 'The Homo Sapiens Upgrade Initiative'. I enjoyed the language used in 'Bulol'.
A few stories, though, cater to a Filipino-speaking/reading audience. These are not the majority. Non-Filipino speaking/reading people can still enjoy most of the stories.
General Review
An interesting anthology of speculative fiction stories with strong Filipino elements.
My favorites are 'Still Life' by Mo Francisco and 'The Mayorga Collection' by Crystal Koo.
I was impressed by the techniques deployed by Eliza Victoria's 'A Fire that cannot by Touched' and Joseph De Guzman's 'The Homo Sapiens Upgrade Initiative'. I enjoyed the language used in 'Bulol'.
A few stories, though, cater to a Filipino-speaking/reading audience. These are not the majority. Non-Filipino speaking/reading people can still enjoy most of the stories.
August 21, 2013
DISCLAIMER: I have a story in the anthology.
General Review
An interesting anthology of speculative fiction stories with strong Filipino elements.
My favorites are 'Still Life' by Mo Francisco and 'The Mayorga Collection' by Crystal Koo.
I was impressed by the techniques deployed by Eliza Victoria's 'A Fire that cannot by Touched' and Joseph De Guzman's 'The Homo Sapiens Upgrade Initiative'. I enjoyed the language used in 'Bulol'.
A few stories, though, cater to a Filipino-speaking/reading audience. These are not the majority. Non-Filipino speaking/reading people can still enjoy most of the stories.
General Review
An interesting anthology of speculative fiction stories with strong Filipino elements.
My favorites are 'Still Life' by Mo Francisco and 'The Mayorga Collection' by Crystal Koo.
I was impressed by the techniques deployed by Eliza Victoria's 'A Fire that cannot by Touched' and Joseph De Guzman's 'The Homo Sapiens Upgrade Initiative'. I enjoyed the language used in 'Bulol'.
A few stories, though, cater to a Filipino-speaking/reading audience. These are not the majority. Non-Filipino speaking/reading people can still enjoy most of the stories.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews