Martial law : poems for the dead /
Mangohig, Arvin Abejo.
Martial law : poems for the dead / Arvin Abejo Mangohig. - Manila, City : University of Santo Tomas Publishing House, c2019. - xi, 109 pages : illustrations ; 13 cm.
Acknowledgement -- Notes on publication -- Film center -- Edifice ghazal --Anthropology -- Plaza Miranda, august 21, 1971 -- curfew -- Desaparecidos -- Writing in the topics -- Love in the time of Martial Law -- Lovers -- Salvage -- The solidarity -- Travelling the world -- Night terrors -- -Ism -- Nutribun -- Gigi -- Art dekada'70 -- Foot fetish -- Shoes -- The forgotten -- August 21 -- Aratilis -- What was taken -- Amnesia -- News blackout -- Arrest -- Burial ground -- Bare houses -- Bruises -- Running away -- Unfinished business -- Deniers -- National amnesiacs anonymous-- Ghosts -- I am not here -- Memory -- The pet of solitary -- Forecast, september 1972 -- Philippine weather -- The rememberers -- Pregnancy -- Unborn -- Hide and Seek -- Boneseed -- The switch -- September 21 -- Autopsy -- Night burning -- Lupus -- Wax -- Sea change -- Slums -- Manunggal Street, 1985 -- The verge -- Alfie Anido -- Julie Vega -- Funeraria Paz -- Lost Things -- About the artists -- About the author.
Arvin Abejo Mangohig telescopes his poetic vision and diction to one of the darkest moments of Philippine history and, through a lyricism stunning for its clear-eyed intensity and restraint, offers us fresh and urgent reckonings of stories under the threat of being eroded by fake news and historical revisionism. Carlomar Arcangel Daoana.
9789715068406
PHILIPPINE POETRY (ENGLISH).--MARTIAL LAW IN LITERATURE.--PHILIPPINES.--HISTORY.
PL 5539.M51 .M314p 2019
Martial law : poems for the dead / Arvin Abejo Mangohig. - Manila, City : University of Santo Tomas Publishing House, c2019. - xi, 109 pages : illustrations ; 13 cm.
Acknowledgement -- Notes on publication -- Film center -- Edifice ghazal --Anthropology -- Plaza Miranda, august 21, 1971 -- curfew -- Desaparecidos -- Writing in the topics -- Love in the time of Martial Law -- Lovers -- Salvage -- The solidarity -- Travelling the world -- Night terrors -- -Ism -- Nutribun -- Gigi -- Art dekada'70 -- Foot fetish -- Shoes -- The forgotten -- August 21 -- Aratilis -- What was taken -- Amnesia -- News blackout -- Arrest -- Burial ground -- Bare houses -- Bruises -- Running away -- Unfinished business -- Deniers -- National amnesiacs anonymous-- Ghosts -- I am not here -- Memory -- The pet of solitary -- Forecast, september 1972 -- Philippine weather -- The rememberers -- Pregnancy -- Unborn -- Hide and Seek -- Boneseed -- The switch -- September 21 -- Autopsy -- Night burning -- Lupus -- Wax -- Sea change -- Slums -- Manunggal Street, 1985 -- The verge -- Alfie Anido -- Julie Vega -- Funeraria Paz -- Lost Things -- About the artists -- About the author.
Arvin Abejo Mangohig telescopes his poetic vision and diction to one of the darkest moments of Philippine history and, through a lyricism stunning for its clear-eyed intensity and restraint, offers us fresh and urgent reckonings of stories under the threat of being eroded by fake news and historical revisionism. Carlomar Arcangel Daoana.
9789715068406
PHILIPPINE POETRY (ENGLISH).--MARTIAL LAW IN LITERATURE.--PHILIPPINES.--HISTORY.
PL 5539.M51 .M314p 2019
