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Literature from the Philippines
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Literature from the Philippines
Curtain up for book titles ready for promising translations! Our pitching sessions aim at connecting key partners of translation projects: Publishers in the region Asia-Pacific and in German speaking countries as well as translators. Just browse through book titles that have been pitched in one of our sessions – and find a match for your publishing program. We are happy to provide you with more details and to connect you.
Literature from the Philippines
Curtain up for book titles ready for promising translations! Our pitching sessions aim at connecting key partners of translation projects: Publishers in the region Asia-Pacific and in German speaking countries as well as translators. Just browse through book titles that have been pitched in one of our sessions – and find a match for your publishing program. We are happy to provide you with more details and to connect you.
Good Dog
by : Mabek Kawsek
2019
Anvil Publishing, Inc.
Description
About the Author:
Mabek Kawsek is a storyteller who grew up observing several kinds of culture: the Southern Chinese culture of her father, the Northern Chinese culture of her mother, and the Filipino culture outside her home.
She holds psychology and finance degrees from De La Salle University and a MFA in creative writing from the University of the Philippines, Diliman. She published her first story collection Afraid To Be Chinese in 2006 and has contributed stories to several anthologies. Lately, she’s become interested in writing about Tsinoy women. They live in the heart of the city, help their husbands or fathers conduct their businesses, yet remain invisible in the collective imagination. Mabek reveals the stigma and dangers that they encounter through crime fiction stories. Good Dog is her first novel.
About the Book:
Pages: 240
ISBN: 9789712735080
Publisher: Anvil Publishing, Inc.
Age: 18 and above
Publication year: 2019
Original language: English
Rights available: Print, ebook, audio, subsidiary rights
Synopsis:
Every happy family has a terrible secret.
Agnes: Agnes Tan-Lim has it all: Victor, her devoted husband; Sophia, her loving daughter; and her thriving business. Then she receives a phone call from her daughter’s kidnapper. Now, Agnes must quell her panic and rush to get Sophia back. But Sophia’s kidnapping is just the beginning of a series of events that will cause Agnes’s seemingly perfect life to come crashing down, forcing her to face the truth that she has always refused to believe.
Marlene: Far from the rich Tsinoy suburbs of Agnes, Marlene Ong sits in her tiny apartment, badgered by supernatural visions—a chorus of ghosts, a skyway built on a secret, a specter calling out to her husband. She won’t leave Marlene alone until her body is found.
Two women whose lives get increasingly tangled realize that the mysteries they must solve are part of a more sinister plot.
Good Dog reveals a Tsinoy businesswoman trapped in tradition, made to confront an unexpected monster.
For further information please contact:
Arianne Velasquez
Anvil Publishing, Inc.
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: Anvil Publishing
