Here's a review of Virgil's wonderful book by Leny over HERE!
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Eileen Tabios co-edited BABAYLAN, the first U.S.-published anthology of Filipina writings (Aunt Lute Press, 2000) and contributes the essay "Dawac/Action: A Babaylan Poetics" to the historic anthology, BABAYLAN: FILIPINOS AND THE CALL OF THE INDIGENOUS, edited by Leny M. Strobel (Ateneo University Press, 2010). This blog is a *harbor*: her Notebook on Babaylan Poetics.
SILK EGG: Collected Novels
THE THORN ROSARY: Selected Prose Poems & New (1998-2010)
First "Selected Poems" by Eileen R. Tabios
Cigar-Smoking Angel
at the Chatelaine's Poker Table
Eileen Tabios Haptic
by Jean Vengua
CONNECTIONS
SOME EILEEN TABIOS BOOKS
- Beyond Life Sentences
- Dredging For Atlantis
- FOOTNOTES TO ALGEBRA: Uncollected Poems 1995-2009
- I TAKE THEE, ENGLISH, FOR MY BELOVED
- Menage A Trois With the 21st Century
- MY ROMANCE
- NOTA BENE EISWEIN
- Novel Chatelaine
- POST BLING BLING
- Reproductions of the Empty Flagpole
- SILENCES: The Autobiography of Loss
- THE BLIND CHATELAINE'S KEYS: Her Biography Through Your Poetics
- The Light Sang As It Left Your Eyes: Our Autobiography
- The Secret Lives of Punctuations, Vol. I
- THE THORN ROSARY: Selected Prose Poems & New (1998-2010)
BABAYLANIC PROJECTS
- 1000 Views of Girl Singing
- A CV: Online Dancing
- Galatea Resurrects (A Poetry Engagement)
- Hay(na)ku for Haiti
- Hay(na)ku Poetry
- Meritage Press
- Nothing But Nets (Hay(na)ku Fundraiser for Malaria Nets)
- PINOY POETICS: A Collection of Autobiographical and Critical Essays on Filipino and Filipino-American Poetics
- Poems Form/From The Six Directions
- Poetry Feeds World
- The Blurbed Book Project
- The First Hay(na)ku Anthology
- The Hay(na)ku Anthology, Vol. II
EILEEN TABIOS AS EDITOR
- At Otoliths: Special Feature on Poet-Editors
- BABAYLAN: An Anthology of Filipina and Filipina American Writers
- BLACK LIGHTNING: Poetry in Progress
- BRIDGEABLE SHORES: Selected Poems (1969-2001) by Luis Cabalquinto
- Screaming Monkeys: Critiques of Asian American Images
- THE ANCHORED ANGEL: Selected Writings of Jose Garcia Villa
- The Chained Hay(na)ku Project
2 comments:
Happy birthday Mom!
Thanks Gura!
And Leny and others who've backchanneled best wishes to Mom.
While we were at a restaurant, there was a senior citizen couple at the next table enjoying our festivities as Mom opened her presents. When they stood up to leave, they paused by our table to also express Happy Birthday. They said they were both in their mid-80s or so. Mom replied that she just turned 81. The guy replied, "Oh my. YOu don't look a day over 72!"
I marvel now at the specificity. What does "72" look like, versus, say, "73" or "71"?
heh,
Eileen
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