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"Aileen Ibardaloza’s first book is a charmer more than a disarmer of the complicated relationships between men and women, mothers and daughters, or colonized and colonizer. The intensity of her voice is not unlike the Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral with llantos like these: “I say it’s all right./Yes, if I ever lose my mouth” and “My old same hides/her face behind a fan”. traje de boda belongs on any serious bookshelf of contemporary poetry."

—Nick Carbó, Author of Chinese, Japanese, What are These?



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Mga Piling Dulang Pambata-Ikalawang Aklat
edited by Arthur Casanova

Kasaysayan at Pag-unlad ng Dulaang Pantinedyer sa Pilipnas
ni Arthur Casanova

Traje de Boda
Poems by Aileen Ibardaloza

The Thorn Rosary
Selected Prose Poems & New (1998-2010)
by Eileen R. Tabios

The Other Blue Book
High on the Seas of Discovery

As told to Remé Grefalda by Quill Berenkoff

Leaving Yesler
by Peter Bacho

Finding God
True Stories of Spiritual Encounters

edited by Cecilia Brainard & Marily Y. Orosa

Martian Panahon Virus
by Kevin F. Owens