
Anthology: Sigwa: Climate Fiction Anthology from the Philippines
Editors (alphabetically listed): Paolo Enrico Melendez | Kristine Ong Muslim
Language: English


Bibliographic comments:

Sigwa: Climate Fiction Anthology from the Philippines
Paolo Enrico Melendez, Kristine Ong Muslim, eds.
2020
< unknown publication date
Polytechnic University of the Philippines Press
ISBN
Trade paperback
unknown cover price
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Ong Muslim.
• Illustrated by Adam David.
Fiction: Chiles Samaniego, exotic property // Sandra Nicole Roldan, Earthquake Weather // Rae Rival, Halimaw
// Daryll Delgado, Aftermath // Maryanne Moll, The Town // Erika M. Carreon, Flotsam // Eliza Victoria, 100 //
Tilde Acuña, Postscript to a Transmutation // Adam David, Works & Days // Jude Ortega, The Burial Plateau //
Roma Estrada, Notes of a City Dweller // Joseph F. Nacino, In the Wake of the Sea // Mo Francisco, Nina // F.
Jordan Carnice, All that We Can Have // Christine V. Lao, Odor // John Bengan, We Are Safe Here // Lakan
Umali, The Sinking Church of Sto. Basilio
Essays: Paolo Enrico Melendez, Reading Sigwa // Nick Admussen, Six Proposals for the Reform of Literature in the
Age of Climate Change
