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I HAD an interesting chat in the sidelines of the workshop with crime novelist Felisa “Ichi” Batacan, whose Smaller and Smaller Circles quickly acquired a following after its publication in 2002.
Penmanila In NY 2009
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I HAD an interesting chat in the sidelines of the workshop with crime novelist Felisa “Ichi” Batacan, whose Smaller and Smaller Circles quickly acquired a following after its publication in 2002.
Archive 2009-05-01 2009
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Batacan, guest-editor for the PGS Crime issue and who's still unsure of which stories to place in the last few slots for the issue, has had her Palanca Award-winning book, "Smaller And Smaller Circles", positively reviewed by Nyunt Win of The Myanmar Times.
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Batacan, guest-editor for the PGS Crime issue and who's still unsure of which stories to place in the last few slots for the issue, has had her Palanca Award-winning book, "Smaller And Smaller Circles", positively reviewed by Nyunt Win of The Myanmar Times.
Archive 2009-03-01 2009
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Batacan to Dean Alfar, attempt to do exactly that, produce novels that are at once literary and accessible, tapping into the contemporary consciousness while trying to maintain the stylistic verve that characterize their other shorter works.
Archive 2008-08-01 2008
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Batacan, whose piece, "Keeping Time" impressed all the judges Katrina Tuvera, Dean Francis Alfar, Vicente Groyon.
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Batacan, whose piece, "Keeping Time" impressed all the judges Katrina Tuvera, Dean Francis Alfar, Vicente Groyon.
Archive 2008-08-01 2008
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"Ichi" Batacan, author of the crime novel "Smaller and Smaller Circles", has taken on the guest-editing chores for this special PGS issue focusing on this genre.
PGS Special Crime/Mystery/Suspense Issue: Call For Submissions 2008
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"Ichi" Batacan, author of the crime novel "Smaller and Smaller Circles", has taken on the guest-editing chores for this special PGS issue focusing on this genre.
Archive 2008-01-01 2008
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Batacan, guest-editor for the PGS crime/mystery/suspense issue.
Archive 2008-02-01 2008
bosdak commented on the word Batacan
I totally don't understand Keeping Time. No matter how many times I read it... It seems the short story only talks about people who are dying because of some kind if disease which makes people lose weight.
Can someone kindly explain what's the theme of the story? What specific literary techniques/devices does the author use to underline or make prominent the theme? How does the author use or manipulate these techniques to make the story and its theme work?
September 26, 2012