No country / Charlie Samuya Veric ; with art by Blessing Ngobeni & Lawrence Sumulong.

By:

Veric, Charlie S [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Quezon City : The University of the Philippines Press, c2021.Description: 165 pages : 23 cmISBN:

9789715429672

Subject(s):

PHILIPPINE POETRY (ENGLISH)

LOC classification:

PL 5539 .V47c 2021

Summary: A meditation on the postcolonial present; No Country by Charlie Samuya Veric reveals an exile who finds himself between the past and the future. Here is a Filipino expatriate who arrives in South Africa more than two decades after the fall of apartheid. With such tenderness and breadth of vision; he describes his days in another country: the visitation of birds; the turning of seasons; and the anxiety of dislocations. So too he explores the disasters of history; providing maps for the potential of emancipated life. Revealing an exile who becomes a witness; the book is an ode and record of decolonization the way we live it now.

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Filipiniana	NU BALIWAG	NU BALIWAG	Filipiniana	SHS-Filipiniana	FIL PL 5539 .V47c 2021 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	c.1	Available		NUBSHS00002185

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A meditation on the postcolonial present; No Country by Charlie Samuya Veric reveals an exile who finds himself between the past and the future. Here is a Filipino expatriate who arrives in South Africa more than two decades after the fall of apartheid. With such tenderness and breadth of vision; he describes his days in another country: the visitation of birds; the turning of seasons; and the anxiety of dislocations. So too he explores the disasters of history; providing maps for the potential of emancipated life. Revealing an exile who becomes a witness; the book is an ode and record of decolonization the way we live it now.

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