Nota Bene Eiswein
by Eileen R. Tabios
Copyright 2009
Published by Ahadada Books, Tokyo/Toronto

Nota Bene Eiswein extends Tabios' body of work that is unique for melding ekphrasis with transcolonialism. Just as she is inspired by other art forms for creating poetry, her poems have been translated into other art media—Paintings, Video, Drawings, Visual Poetry, Mixed Media Collages, Kali Martial Arts, Modern Dance and Sculpture—in addition to languages such as Spanish, Italian, Tagalog, Japanese, and Portuguese. Tabios blogs as the "Chatelaine" and edits GALATEA RESURRECTS, a popular poetry review journal.

(Excerpt from Publisher's Release)

OOV Bookshelf 2009

DECEMBER 2009 FEATURE Filipino Pride by Dale Dennis David, Julie Tañada, Edna Co, Lucio Pitlo III, Ones Cuyco, Lloyd Bautista, Rudy Brul Ating Kalagayan: The Social and Economic Profile of U.S. Filipinios by Peter Chua The Day the Dancers Stayed: Performing in the Filipino/American Diaspora by Theodore Gonzalves Nota Bene Eiswein by Eileen R. Tabios Footnotes To Algebra: Uncollected Poems 1995-2009 by Eileen R. Tabios Growing Up Filipino II: More Stories for Young Adults edited by Cecilia Brainard Towards Filipino Self-Determination by E. San Juan, Jr. AUGUST 2009 FEATURE Butete: The Story of a Remarkable Fish / The Song of Tampopo by Asela Hazel Z. Gundaya Give Your English the Winning Edge by Jose Carillo America's Second-Class Veterans by Rick Rocamora and Rene P. Ciria-Cruz Tears in the Darkness: The Story of the Bataan Death March and Its Aftermath by Michael Norman and Elizabeth M. Norman The Long Lost Startle Poems by Joel Toledo