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"Contemporary life in New York—in all its forms and imperfections, is the subject of this acclaimed collection of essays written from the perspective of a young Filipina publicist. With a pulse on the heart of New Yorkers, her essays are completely relatable as she writes about timeless truths—matters obscured by our deluded quest for money or shoved aside by mundane priorities. Featuring titles like, "Happily Ever Since," “Time is Gold, Money is Paper," and "Our 5-to-9 Lives," it offers old-fashioned wisdom, mingled with new-age wonder. The only way to get a clearer, sharper view in life would be a visit to an eye doctor. No fun compared to the wit and vitality in each of Carissa's delightfully entertaining pieces."

- Surreality inside cover

OOV Bookshelf 2008

JANUARY 2008 FEATURE

Memories of Philippine Kitchens:
Stories and Recipes from Far and Near

by Amy Besa and Romy Dorotan

Making Theater: The Craft of the Stage
by Steven P.C. Fernandez

Surreality
by Clarissa Villacorta

Stage Presence: Conversations with
American Performing Artists

edited by Theodore S. Gonzalves

Like the Mimosa:
A Collection of Short Stories, Essays & Poems

by Eusebio L. Koh

Mga Piling Dulang Mindanao: Unang Aklat
edited by Arthur P. Casanova

Field of Mirrors: an Anthology of Philippine American Writers
edited by Edwin A. Lozada




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