MIRACLE FRUIT

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There are tales told of the mythical land of "Lemuria" (a pacific counterpart of Atlantis, perhaps?) which corresponds roughly to the archipelago geography of - you guessed it - the Philippine islands. And there grew in this botanical Eden, the Tree of Life. Is there a resonant chord that this Tree of Life just might be our very own coconut tree?


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We must congratulate our expatriate brothers and sisters, this time specifically our men and women of letters in the United States, for quite a coup they’re pulling off this weekend. 


"Moving Archipelago: A Century of Writing Filipino America," a literary event consisting of a conference and readings, will be conducted this weekend, Nov. 10 and 11, at NYU’s SCPS Conference Center at the historic Woolworth Bldg. in New York City. 


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Now…health and beauty from the coco

By Manny De Veyra, Jr. | December 6, 2006 - 12:00am

There are tales told of the mythical land of "Lemuria" (a pacific counterpart of Atlantis, perhaps?) which corresponds roughly to the archipelago geography of - you guessed it - the Philippine islands. And...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

The Fil-Am literary scene

By Alfred A. Yuson | November 6, 2006 - 12:00am

We must congratulate our expatriate brothers and sisters, this time specifically our men and women of letters in the United States, for quite a coup they’re pulling off this weekend. "Moving Archipelago:...

Arts and Culture

Miracle poet

By Alfred A. Yuson | July 14, 2003 - 12:00am

I regret that I’ve only found time recently to do justice to a book of poetry that had me stunned from page one. In this case, doing justice means to rave about it. The book is Miracle Fruit by Fil-Indian-American...

Arts and Culture