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Dinah Roma

Dinah Roma is a professor of literature and creative writing at De La Salle University, Manila. She is the author of four books of poetry, namely: A Feast of Origins (UST 2004), Geographies of Light (UST 2011), Naming the Ruins (Vagabond Press 2014), and We Shall Write Love Poems Again (2021). Roma recently released her first book of essays, Weaving Basey: A Poet's History of Homes (KATIG, 2024).

PUERTO PRINCESA

We cruised down the river at night. The safety neon vest tightened around our chests. We were in search of light deep in the waterway thickened with the roots of mangroves long unmoved by river’s flow. There was no waste …

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An Oral History Project

(A tribute to martial law victims in Samar) Transitions are tricky to handle. If only a few days after were merely a habit in storytelling to render the plot more credible. So that what came first could be understood as requisite …

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