In our household, we speak three languages: English, Tagalog, and Bicolano. Or rather, some of us speak some of these things, and the rest of us adjust depending on the situation. It’s interesting that tone and context varies depending on what language I speak. How I “think” seems drastically different. I express my thoughts better …
Well, guys, boy do I have some news. Please don’t hit me. The bad news is that “Mongrel” (working title), sequel to The Ikessar Falcon, is going to be delayed. Which I’ve kind of said before. But let me assure you, the manuscript is complete! I’m not pulling a GRR Martin here! It’s actually really awesome …
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There is something taught within Filipino culture that I’ve always found comfort in whenever I am confronted with life’s frustrations. “Ikaw na ang magparaya“–which loosely translates to, “You will have to be the one to tolerate.” You be the one to concede. You understand. To me, the general tone of it is that of acceptance, …
I‘m a quarter of the way through the First Act of my new series, which is set in a fantasy world inspired by colonial Philippines. (Don’t worry, Bitch Queen 3 is already finished, but I have to do something while I wait for edits). One of the most unpleasant, but necessary things I’ve had to …
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I‘m continuing with these posts promoting the relaunch of The Agartes Epilogues trilogy, entitled An Elegy of Heroes. Here’s yesterday’s post if you missed it. The Kag Wilderness The nearly impenetrable forest borders most of the Kag, and is long thought to be the source of the monsters that plagued the southwestern parts of the continent. Now the monsters …
