EMENIANO ACAIN SOMOZA JR

Foremostly a fictionist, 'Emeniano Acain Somoza, Jr.' is also a poet, an essayist and a playwright. He hails from Siquijor Island, an island in Central Visayas, south of the Philippine Archipelago.

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'Emeniano Acain Somoza, Jr.':

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Most of his stories have been published in Philippine Graphic, Philippines Free Press, The Philippine Star, and anthologized in ANI Literary Journal of the Cultural Center of the Philippines, the The Salt River Review Volume 9, Number 2, Fall 2006a literary journal published by the Miami University Press, and in the internationally-refereed Philippine Studies of the Ateneo University Press. His stories have also been archived online on CCP SANGKOMUNIDAD Ambag-Akda,and on A Survey of Philippine Literature. He received a degree in Bachelor of Mass Communication from Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (University of the City of Manila), and masteral units in Creative Writing from the University of the Philippines-Diliman.

'Works':

'• Inroads', ''Philippines Free Press, 2002; Philippine Graphic, 2002, A Survey of Philippine Literature''

• 'Memories of My Lost Siquijor (Quilt of Dreams'), ''Philippine Studies, Philippine Graphic, 2003, The Salt River Review Volume 9, Number 2, Fall 2006, Miami University Press, CCP SANGKOMUNIDAD Ambag-Akda''

• 'Brothers on a Stormy Sea', ''Philippine Graphic, 2004''

• 'The Lady from Buffalo Island', ''Philippine Graphic, 2005, The Salt River Review Volume 9, Number 2, Fall 2006, Miami University Press, ANI 33, Annual Literary Publication of the CCP, 2007''

•' My Own Moveable Feast', ''The Philippine Star, 2006''

•' Divina's Luck', ''Philippine Graphic, 2007''

•' A Yardful of Birds', ''Philippine Graphic, 2007''

'Workshops':

•' CEGP (College Editors Guild of the Philippines) National Student Press Congress', 1991''

•' Ricky Lee's 12th Scriptwriting Workshop', 1997''

'External Links':

•' Hysterialism'

•' My (Story) Universe'

•' I laugh. I love. I live.'