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Welcome 2013!
Photo by Paolo Nacpil Happy New Year everyone! 2012 was a great year for me. Thanks to National Book Store, I was able to interview authors like Lauren Oliver, Alyson Noel, Jennifer Hillier, Alex Gilvarry, Gregg Olsen, and Merwin Ignacio … Continue reading
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Tagged alex gilvarry, alyson noel, beautiful disaster, carnival of souls, chapter by chapter review, conspiracy 365: january, daniel handler, erin morgenstern, gabrielle lord, gregg olsen, ian sta maria, jamie mcguire, jennifer a nielsen, jennifer hillier, kate evangelista, lauren oliver, melissa marr, merwin ignacio, modelland, my life in books, nicole kidman, pete dexter, samantha sotto, stefan bachmann, the false prince, the night circus, the paperboy, the peculiar, tyra banks, why we broke up, zac efron
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Ronreads interview: Kate Evangelista
If you haven’t done so already, the story that I did on Kate Evagelista came out yesterday on the paper that I work for. It outlines the journey she had to publication, and some advice she’d like to share with other young … Continue reading
Ronreads interview: Alexander Yates
Alexander Yates was one of the many wonderful people I met at the craziness that was the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF). The onetime Manila resident was brought back to Manila by National Book Store to promote his debut novel, … Continue reading
My MIBF loot report#2
Things didn’t let up even during the last two days of the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF). Over the weekend, it seemed like I was still scurrying to and fro either attending talks or interviewing authors. If not that, I … Continue reading
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Tagged alexander yates, alexandre dumas, anne rice, beauty's punishment, beauty's release, consider the lobster, david foster wallace, henry james, jane austen, persuasion, rachel ward, samantha sotto, sleeping beauty trilogy, the claiming of sleeping beauty, the portrait of a lady, the three musketeers
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What’s up at the Manila International Book Fair
You can’t call yourself a Filipino bibliophile if you haven’t at least a passing knowledge of the Manila International Book Fair. Going on for 32 years now, it has become the highlight of every Filipino book lover’s calendar, and it … Continue reading
Book review: Samantha Sotto’s “Before Ever After”
Yes, I know I should have finished reading Samantha Sotto’s “Before Ever After” weeks ago, considering I got the book ahead of its actual launch date, but work wasn’t really cooperating. I only got around to sitting down and reading … Continue reading
Ronreads interview: Samantha Sotto
This interview should have gone up last Saturday, when my article on her finally went up. But since FAILDT had other plans for my internet connection, I’m only getting to put this up today. I actually got to interview Samantha … Continue reading