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100			_aMangohig, Arvin Abejo. _eAuthor
245			_aMartial law : _bpoems for the dead / _cArvin Abejo Mangohig.
260			_aManila, City : _bUniversity of Santo Tomas Publishing House, _cc2019.
300			_axi, 109 pages : _billustrations ; _c13 cm.
365			_bPHP 695.00
505			_aAcknowledgement -- 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.
520			_a 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.
651			_aPHILIPPINE POETRY (ENGLISH). _xMARTIAL LAW IN LITERATURE. _zPHILIPPINES. _vHISTORY.
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