UST TO HOLD MASS BOOK LAUNCH OF 2016 TITLES

In celebration of the National Literature Month, the University of Santo Tomas Publishing House (USTPH) will be hosting a collective book launch of its 2016 titles on April 25 at Tanghalang Teresita Quirino, Benavides (High School) Building on the UST campus, España, Manila.

“The UST Publishing House Grand Book Launch: A Showcase of 2016 Titles” will feature at least 28 books.

To be launched are “Atonement” by Vaughan Rapatahana; “Looking for Polaris” by Dawn Laurente Marfil; “Kami sa Lahat ng Mataba” by U Z. Eliserio; “Mariposa Gang and Other Sto- ries” by Catherine Torres; “Artemio Tadena” by Gemino H. Abad and Myrna Pena-Reyes; “To the People Sitting in Darkness... and Other Footnotes of Our Past” and “The Camino Real to Freedom” by Jose Victor Torres; “Incision” by Allan Popa; “Navel: n. the central point of a place” by Rica Bolipata Santos; “Writing Naked: A Memoir” by Arnie Quibranza Mejia; “Lieutenant Ramsey’s War” by Edwin Price Ramsey and Stephen H. Rivelle; “Carnival of Hate: Stories” by Augusto Antonio Aguila; “Comprehensive Guide to Physical Examination” by Melvin R. Marcial; “Fictionary: Stories” by Jenny Ortuoste; “Magdalena” by Cecilia Mangerra Brainard; “Kulaboretor! The Issue of Political Collaboration During World War II” by Augusto V. de Viana; “Slivers of the Sky” by Ma. Ailil B. Alvarez; “Kabataang Kulturang Popular,” “Indie Cinema,” and “New Media” by Rolando Tolentino; “Media and Religious Communication in Multi-cultural Asia: An Eclectic Research Agenda” by Binod C. Agrawal; “Tatlong Dula: Adaptasyon” by Rody Vera; “Partly Cloudy” by Simeon Dumdum Jr.; “Learning from the Filipino Diaspora: Lessons of Resistance and Critical Intervention” by E. San Juan Jr.; “The Fish Pearl and Other Stories” by Antonio Enriquez; “Sanga sa Basang Lupa at Iba Pang Kuwento” by Jim Pascual Agustin; “400@800 A Tribute to the 8th Centenary of the Dominican Order (1216-2016)”; and “Dialogue, Light and Fire” by Crescencia C. Gabijan.

Aside from witnessing the ceremonial turnover of books by the publisher, audiences will also get a chance to meet and greet authors.

Call 4061611 loc. 8252; visit the UST Publishing House page on Facebook.