Piglas: Antolohiya ng mga Radikal na Kuwentong Pambata

by Eugene Y. Evasco (Editor), Segundo D. Matias Jr. (Editor), Dom Ochotorena (Illustrator)

174 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2018

About the author

Eugene Y. Evasco is a writer, editor, translator, and collector of children’s books. He is currently a Full Professor at the UP College of Arts and Letters. Some of his new books at Lampara are Ang Nag-iisa at Natatanging si Onyok, Ang Singsing-Pari sa Pisara, Ang Beybi naming Mamaw, and the Filipino translation of Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White. In 2014, he won the UP Gawad sa Natatanging Publikasyon sa Filipino (Malikhaing Pagsulat category). He became a part of the Hall of Fame of the Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature in 2009 and is currently a Fellow of the UP Institute of Creative Writing. He was accepted as a Research Fellow to the International Youth Library in Munich, Germany.

Reviews

[Maria Ella]

Not exactly the writing style that I had in mind, but reading these stories helped me in taking down some technicalities for tackling children's literature. Malaking tulong ang mga ganitong prosa, kahit ba sabihin natin ang iba ay masyadong bleak at dark para sa 6th grade.

[Mark Anthony Salvador]

Sana may panimula na iba sa panimula ng "Baklas" at "Hulagpos," at ipinaliwanag kung bakit "Piglas" ang pamagat. Pare-parehas ang introduksyon ng tatlong antolohiya.