Philippine Speculative Fiction Vol. 7
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Kate Osias
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A heartbroken youth discovers the first woman, Maganda, in a garden. The youngest, most beautiful of ten siblings gets sold as a bride to a Tiq’Barang. A segment of the Filipino population suddenly transform to look like American celebrities. The Philippine Speculative Fiction series are anthologies that showcase the rich variety of Philippine literature: between these covers you will find magic realism next to science fiction, traditional fantasy beside slipstream, and imaginary worlds rubbing shoulders with alternate Philippine history—demonstrating that the literature of the fantastic is alive and well in the Philippines.
Stories from this series have been included in the Honorable Mentions list from The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror edited by Ellen Datlow and Kelly Link & Gavin Grant.
This volume includes:
All the Best of Dark and Bright by Victoria Isabel Yap
The Scrap Collectors by Arlynn Despi
East of the Sun by Dean Alfar
The Changes by Benito Vergara
Never Land by Mo Francisco
Chasers by Chris Mariano
The Call of the Chained God by Dariel Quiogue
Oblation by Paolo Chikiamco
The Love Spell by Edmond Julian dela Cerna
Sarsarita Time by Melissa Sipin
The Dragon's Orb by Vincent Simbulan
All That We May See by Kenneth Yu
Faith in Fiction by James Constantino Bautista
The Day Nostalgia Swept Over a Town by F. Jordan Carnice
What You See by Ian Casocot
Pet by Kristine Ong Muslim
The Little Things the Datu Did by Andrew Drilon
The Commute to Paradiso by Charles Tan
What the Body Remembers by Tin Lao
username: tanglaw by Eliza Victoria
The Likeness of God by Crystal Koo
The Nature of Apocalypse by Joseph Montecillo
Bastard Sword by Nikki Alfar
Mother of Monsters by Philip Corpuz