In addition to aggregating reviews from the internet, THE HALO-HALO REVIEW presents The Mangozine which features new reviews and serves as the online publisher for reviews and other engagements (e.g. book introductions) published in print but not yet available within the internet. Other features, including author interviews and reader testimonials, also will be presented. The following presents a Table of Contents for Issue 6 -- CLICK on links to go to the reviews.
ISSUE 6
(June 2018)
Editor's Note: Welcome to the sixth issue of THE HALO-HALO REVIEW where we provide engagements with Filipino-Pilipinx literature and authors through reviews and engagements, interviews and other prose. We hope readers, writers and publishers will continue to participate and share information about numerous Filipino authors and the wide variety of their writings.
The Mangozine's Review Copy information is HERE; you are encouraged to fatten up the list as well as pick some to review! Submission deadline for the sixth issue has been set at Nov. 4, 2018 (though I will take reviews sooner than the deadline if that is more convenient for the reviewers).
Go HERE to continue the Editor's Note.
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I. NEW REVIEWS AND ENGAGEMENTS
A River, One-Woman Deep: Stories by Linda Ty-Casper (Philippine American Literary House, Santa Monica, CA, 2017)
Reviewed by Maileen Hamto
Museum of Absences by Luis H. Francia (Meritage Press and University of the Philippines, San Francisco & St. Helena / Quezon City, 2004)
Reviewed by Neil Leadbeater
Immigrant: Hay(na)ku & Other Poems in a New Land by Eileen R. Tabios (Moria Books' Locofo Chaps, Chicago, 2017)
Reviewed by M. Earl Smith
The Quiet Ones by Glenn Diaz (Ateneo Press, 2017)
Reviewed by Aloysiusi Polintan
THE NOVEL OF JUSTICE: Selected Essays 1968-1994 by N.V.M. Gonzalez (Anvil Publishing, 1996)
Reviewed by Maileen Hamto
Reviewed by Maileen Hamto
Museum of Absences by Luis H. Francia (Meritage Press and University of the Philippines, San Francisco & St. Helena / Quezon City, 2004)
Reviewed by Neil Leadbeater
Immigrant: Hay(na)ku & Other Poems in a New Land by Eileen R. Tabios (Moria Books' Locofo Chaps, Chicago, 2017)
Reviewed by M. Earl Smith
The Quiet Ones by Glenn Diaz (Ateneo Press, 2017)
Reviewed by Aloysiusi Polintan
THE NOVEL OF JUSTICE: Selected Essays 1968-1994 by N.V.M. Gonzalez (Anvil Publishing, 1996)
Reviewed by Maileen Hamto
“Flash Reviews” of Fish-Hair Woman by Merlinda Bobis (Anvil Publishing, 2012), Candido’s Apocalypse by Nick Joaquin (Anvil Publishing, 2010), Puppy Love and Thirteen Short Stories by F. Sionil Jose (Solidaridad Publishing House, 1998), Twisted Flicks by Jessica Zafra (Anvil Publishing, 2003), and The Poet Learns to Dance and Aimless Walk, Faithful River by Simeon Dumdum Jr.
Reviewed by Aloysiusi Polintan
Reviewed by Aloysiusi Polintan
II. AUTHOR INTERVIEWS, POST-BOOK
Luisa A. Igloria
Chris Santiago
III. READERS SHOW SOME LOVE TO FILIPINO AUTHORS
[Click HERE to see all of the Love Notes]
Eileen Tabios on Sasha Pimentel
Bianca Elorde Nagac on Nick Joaquin
Omehra Sigane on Leny M. Strobel
Bianca Elorde Nagac on F.H. Batacan
Aloysiusi Polintan on Joel M. Toledo
Malou Alorro on Eileen R. Tabios
Korina Chriestiene Reyes, Hubert Victorino, Frances Anne Guevarra, Nancy Jane Victorino, and Bianca Elorde Nagac on the anthology BARDS OF THE FAR EAST (organized by Carolyn Gutierrez-Abangan and with primary authors Carolyn Gutierrez-Abanggan, Danny Gallardo, Felix Fojas, Aine M. Losauro, and Jose Rizal M. Reyes)
IV. FROM OFFLINE TO ONLINE
Reviews
Francis C. Macansantos engages Samboangan (The Cult of War) by Antonio R. Enriquez (University of the Philippines Press, Quezon City, 2006)
Neil Leadbeater reviews Love in a Time of Belligerence by Eileen R. Tabios (Editions du Cygne/SWAN World, Paris, France, 2017)
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