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[Title] => On a Ship and a Prayer
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One of the favorite quotes I trot out for the delectation of my writing students is something I’ve loosely paraphrased from a letter of Mark Twain, in which he said, in effect, that "Of course, fact is stranger than fiction; fiction, after all, has to make sense."
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In conjunction with the Cornelio F. Faigao Writing Workshop held in Cebu City in the third week of February, Dr. Marjorie E. Evasco delivered a lecture at the full-packed Audio-Visual Room of the University of San Carlos.
Titled "Imagining Cebu, Or the Phenomenology of the Romantic Imagination," it delved on the work of the Cebuano poet in English after whom the workshop was named.
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Titled "Imagining Cebu, Or the Phenomenology of the Romantic Imagination," it delved on the work of the Cebuano poet in English after whom the workshop was named.
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