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    Lilia Quindoza Santiago was a prolific Filipino writer and academic who wrote over 20 books in her career. She was named Poet of the Year in 1989 for her novel Ang Kaulayaw ng Agila. Santiago taught Philippine Literature at the University of the Philippines and focused her academic work on Philippine languages, popular cultures, and gender and sexuality studies. Marjorie Evasco is another award-winning Filipino poet known for writing in both English and Cebuano-Visayan languages. She has authored several poetry collections exploring themes of feminism.

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    Lilia Quindoza Santiago was a prolific Filipino writer and academic who wrote over 20 books in her career. She was named Poet of the Year in 1989 for her novel Ang Kaulayaw ng Agila. Santiago taught Philippine Literature at the University of the Philippines and focused her academic work on Philippine languages, popular cultures, and gender and sexuality studies. Marjorie Evasco is another award-winning Filipino poet known for writing in both English and Cebuano-Visayan languages. She has authored several poetry collections exploring themes of feminism.

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    Lilia Quindoza Santiago was a prolific Filipino writer and academic who wrote over 20 books in her career. She was named Poet of the Year in 1989 for her novel Ang Kaulayaw ng Agila. Santiago taught Philippine Literature at the University of the Philippines and focused her academic work on Philippine languages, popular cultures, and gender and sexuality studies. Marjorie Evasco is another award-winning Filipino poet known for writing in both English and Cebuano-Visayan languages. She has authored several poetry collections exploring themes of feminism.

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    Lilia Quindoza Santiago was a


    writer and academic in the
    Philippines. She was named
    Makata ng Taon, "Poet of the
    Year," in 1989, and wrote the
    prize-winning novel Ang
    Kaulayaw ng Agila.

    Lilia Quindoza
    Santiago
    Santiago was a ·She teaches Her academic
    prolific writer. Philippine work focused on
    ·an award-winning Literature at the languages of the
    writer who teaches University of Philippines as
    and does research on the Philippines.
    well as gender
    Philippine languages,
    and sexuality
    popular cultures and
    studies.
    literatures.

    ·Quindoza Santiago is
    considered one of the more
    prolific Filipino authors,
    writing over 20 books over
    the course of her long career
    as a poet, prose writer, and
    academic.

    ·Filipina I: Poetry, Drama, Fiction (1984)


    · Filipina II: An Anthology of Contemporary Women Writers in the Philippines (1985),
    ·Women Empowering Communication: A Resource Book on Women and the
    Globalization of Media (1994),
    ·Tales of Courage & Compassion: Stories of Women in the Philippine Revolution
    (1997)
    ·Sa Ngalan ng Ina (In the Name of the Mother): 100 Years of Philippine Feminist
    Poetry, 1889-1989 (2002)
    ·Sexuality and the Filipina (2007)
    ·Filipino Poetry and Martial Law 1970-1987: Clenched Fists and Yellow Ribbons
    (2016).
    Sa Ngalan Ng Ina (1997), by prize-winning poet-critic Lilia Quindoza Santiago, is, to
    date, the most comprehensive compilation of feminist writing in the Philippines.
    Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for
    Short
    Stories,
    Poetry,
    Novel,
    Essay
    The director of the
    Bienvenido N. Santos
    Creative Writing and
    Research Center at De
    La Salle University.

    MARJORIE EVASCO

    is a Filipina poet. She writes in two


    is an award- languages: English and
    Cebuano-Visayan
    winning Filipino
    a supporter of
    poet, women's rights,
    born in Maribojoc, especially of women
    Bohol on writers.
    September 21, 1953. Marjorie Evasco is one
    of the earliest Filipina
    feminist poets

    Evasco's poetry books


    are: Dreamweavers:
    Selected Poems 1976-
    1986 (1987) and Ochre
    Tones: Poems in English
    and Cebuano (1999).

    "Dreamweavers" was launched in 1987 at the UP Writers Workshop


    in Diliman, Quezon City, in Tagbilaran City, and in Dumaguete City at
    the Sillman University National Writers Workshop.
    Evasco calls this volume a " book of changes," following
    Dreamweavers which for her was a " book of origins.
    Her other poetry collections are "Skin of Water" poems in English
    with their Spanish translations done by Filipino, Spanish, and Latin-
    American translators; and "Peces de luz/ Fishes of Light," a volume
    of tanrenga in English and Spanish with Venezuelan-Cuban poet
    Alex Fleites.

    A Legacy of Light: 100 Years of Sun Life in the Philippines, Six Women
    Poets: Inter/Views (co-authored, with Edna Manlapaz),
    Kung Ibig Mo: Love Poetry by Women (co-edited with Benilda Santos)
    A Life Shaped by Music: Andrea O. Veneracion and the Philippine Madrigal
    Singers
    ANI: The Life and Art of Hermogena Borja Lungay, Boholano Painter, and
    "Valentina's Valor: Stories from the Life and Times of Valentina Galido
    Plaza."
    She has written many essays on women's poetry, several of them finding
    their place in various anthologies.

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