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1. 21st Century
Literature
FromthePhilippinesandtheWorld

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AuthorsfromDifferentRegions
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5. Doctrina Christiana
 was an early book
of Roman Catholic
Catechism, written in
1593 by Fray Juan de
Plasencia, and is
believed
to be one of the earliest
books printed

6. REGION I
ILOCOS
REGION

7. FRANCISCO LOPEZ
In fact, the earliest known written
Iloko poems were the romances
he
translated from Spanish
 an Augustinian friar who in
1621, published his own Iloko
translation of the Doctrina
Cristiana, the first book to

8. LEONA FLORENTINO
has since been considered by some as
the "National Poetess of the
Philippines”
a Filipino poet in
the Spanish and Ilocano languages. She
is considered as the "mother of
Philippine women's literature" and the
"bridge from oral to literary tradition".
She wrote Nalpay a Namnama o

9. PEDRO BUCANEG
 was a Filipino poet who is blind since
birth
 he is the acknowledged author of
the
Ilocano epic Biag ni Lam-ang,which is
an epic poem of the Ilocano people from
the Ilocos region of the Philippines
influenced from the
Indian Hindu epics Ramayana and
Mahabharata
- He is considered the "Father of
Ilocano literature."

10. REGION II
CAGAYAN
VALLEY

11. INES TACAD CAMMAYO
 First prize for “People of
Consequence”, Don Carlos
Palanca
Memorial Awards for Literature, 1970
 Second prize for “On Friends You
Pin Such Hopes”, Don Carlos
Palanca
Memorial Awards for Literature, 1973

12. FERNANDO MARAMAG
 was an excellent poet and journalist
in English. He had a rich style and
deep
understanding of human nature –
qualities which made his poetry
appealing to all readers.
his editorial writings “exerted great
influence on the various phases of the
Filipino way of
life, particularly in its government,
economics, education and politics,”

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14. ANICIO PASCUAL
 He wrote
“Juan
Manalaksan”
 He is from Arayat,
Pampanga, who heard
the story from an old

15. MACARIA GARCIA
 She narrated
“Suan, the Good
Guesser”
and
“Suan's Good Luck”.

16. REGION IV
SOUTHERN TAGALOG

17. MANUEL REYES
a Tagalog from
Rizal province.
narrated
“Suan

18. JOSE RIZAL
 wrote “Legend
of Maria
Makiling”
also Noli Me
Tangere and

19. REGION V
BICOL
REGION

20. MARIANO PERFECTO
 Father of
Bikol
Literature
 He published the
first Bikol
newspaper,

21. IBALON
narrated by
Cadregong,
translated by
Fr. Jose Castaño
The story talks
about three stories

22. REGION VI
Western visayas

23. Western Visayas Literature
 Also called the PANAYANON
LITERATURE
Tungkung Langit and Alunsina
The paktakon is a riddle while
the hurubaton is a proverb.

24. Western Visayas Literature
 Also called the PANAYANON
LITERATURE
Myth- “Tungkung Langit and Alunsina”
 The paktakon is a riddle while
the hurubaton is a proverb.

25. REGION VII
Central
Visayas

26. Vicente Sotto
The Father of Cebuano
Literature, wrote the
first
written Cebuano
literature,
“Maming”.

27. Ang Suga
First
Cebuano
newspaper

28. REGION VIII
Eastern
Visayas

29. Clodualdo del Mundo
He wrote the poem
“Ang Kanyang
Mga Mata”

30. Carlos Angeles
He wrote the
poem
“Gabu ”

31. NCR
National Capital
Region

32. Short Stories
 “Magnificence” by
Estrella Alfon
“Footnote to
Youth” by Jose

33. Nick Joaquin
 wrote the poems “Happy
Never After”
and
“The Martyr”

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