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A requiem for a dream

By Catherine D. Tan | August 7, 2011 - 12:00am

Catherine Tan, 18, of Filipino-Chinese descent, juggles a few nouns during moments of productivity: (foremost a) writer, part-time student, full-time biblio-/cinemaphile, fledgling scientist, sophomore student in...

Sunday Lifestyle

The ‘Robber Bride’ and the writer’s dream

By Sherwin Pineda | June 7, 2004 - 12:00am

The right book at the right age has the power to shape the world. It can create a life, a soul, where there was once only flesh and bones. Almost a year ago, I got incredibly depressed over my life’s direction....

Sunday Lifestyle