Ateneo de Naga University Press

14/11/2025

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18/10/2025

08/10/2025

Our authors, Dr Mary Jane Guazon Uy and Mia Tijam in this interview with Literatur Review.

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LR Videocast #1: Savage Mind: Arts, Books, Cinema | Naga City | Bikol | Philippines

06/10/2025

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03/10/2025

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How does one undress a myth, if not a master narrative? In this engaging book of cultural criticism, Stephanie Coo teases out the strands of textile from the texts of José Rizal with the curiosity and keenness of a sleuth and a scholar. Her narrative plays out as an investigation of attire in history that is also an analysis of literature and society. If the novel is seen as a formative medium for both the modern and the nation, this volume stitches various details in contemplating modern and national time through the politics of clothing in Rizal’s volatile novels. The latter’s politics then intersects with the poetics of how characters in fiction are fleshed out as social agents of-- and dressed to perform-- historical life.
- Patrick Flores, Chief Curator, National Gallery Singapore and Professor, Department of Art Studies, University of the Philippines.

A follow-up of her award-winning book, Clothing the Colony, Seams of Sedition by Stephanie Marie Coo is the next book you must read to have a closer and intimate look to the complex and layered details in Jose Rizal’s first novel, Noli Me Tangere, from the optics of clothing and colonialism.

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29/09/2025

Order your copy of Remains by Daryll Delgado by sending us a message!

13/09/2025

🙂 Dyos Mabalos!

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02/09/2025

It is General Simeon Ola Day! Order your copies here!

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24/08/2025

Jai Jesus Uy Borlagdan's poetry collection Dios Mabalos is available for order here!

Congrats Jimple!

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Jaime Jesus “Jimple” Borlagdan, 46, was doing a Japa meditation when a poem came to mind. He wrote it in just minutes. Now it is one of his 10 other rawitdawit (Bicol poems) that won a coveted literary prize.

Borlagdan’s collection of poems, titled “Parapadaba,” won at in the National Committee on Literary Arts’ (NCLA) contest 2025 Gawad Bienvenido Lumbera on Tuesday, Aug. 18.

Read more: https://bicoldotph.com/2025/08/24/penned-in-just-minutes-borlagdans-bicol-poems-win-in-gawad-bienvenido-lumbera/