Tomorrow would yet be another wazzak day.

I hope three days of rest would be enough so I can go out and drink with my friends. Yes. Again.
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Magpasa tayo:
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Ateneo National Writers Workshop now accepting submissions
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The Ateneo Institute for Literary Arts and Practices (AILAP) is now accepting applications to the sixth Ateneo National Writer's Workshop to be held on October 23-28.
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Applicants must submit a portfolio of any one of the following in Filipino or in English: five poems, three short stories, or two one-act plays, together with a title page indicating the author's pseudonym and a table of contents. The portfolio must be accompanied by a file of the document(s) saved in a diskette in rich text format (.rtf).
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All submissions must also include a sealed envelope containing the author's name, address, contact numbers, and a one-page biodata with a 1x1 ID picture. Address all entries to:
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Dr. Benilda Santos
Director
Ateneo National Writer's Workshop
c/o Filipino Department
Horacio de la Costa Hall
Ateneo de Manila University
Loyola Heights, Quezon City.
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Deadline for submissions is on August 4.
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For inquiries, please call workshop coordinators Mr. Jelson Capilos and Mr. Yol Jamendang at 426-6001 local 5320-5322.
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Comments

Anonymous said…
Besfren sonny, maaari bang ipa L||||||BC ang mga requirements? o kailangang personal na dalhin sa kanilang tanggapan?
Thursday, July 06, 2006
Sonny Corpuz Sendon said…
Puwede, ang alam ko. :)
Friday, July 07, 2006
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