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Stories
- GenresShort Stories
154 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1998
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Kerima Polotan
9 books15 followersKerima Polotan-Tuvera was a Filipino author. She was a renowned and highly respected fictionist, essayist, and journalists, with her works having received among the highest literary distinctions of the Philippines.[1] Some of her stories have been published under the pseudonym Patricia S. Torres.
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May 12, 2017
Polotan's stories are not for the fainthearted. She tells it likes it is, presents love in its various aching forms, guides us into the corridors of powers, shows us how good people sell out.
I loved this book. But it's not an easy read.
"You were the wind in my face," she wanted to say...and Red's brown strong finger tenderly tracing a throbbing vein along her hand had been what she'd wanted.
Something has left me, Carmen realized with a pang, some kind of necessary anger has gone out of me, she thought.
I loved this book. But it's not an easy read.
"You were the wind in my face," she wanted to say...and Red's brown strong finger tenderly tracing a throbbing vein along her hand had been what she'd wanted.
Something has left me, Carmen realized with a pang, some kind of necessary anger has gone out of me, she thought.
December 10, 2017
-Most, if not all, stories contain strong feminist elements
-Majority talks of the plight of women in the provinces who struggle with restrictive gender roles
-Stories do not offer sunny happy endings but hauntingly realistic views of life instead
-Majority talks of the plight of women in the provinces who struggle with restrictive gender roles
-Stories do not offer sunny happy endings but hauntingly realistic views of life instead
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews