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MANILA, Philippines —  The National Book Development Board and the Manila Critics Circle have released the finalists for the National Book Awards for books published in 2013.

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As in such wide extremes of professional interest as design work and national governance, trust the Filipina to do her part, indeed forge ahead in pushing the envelope, when it comes to being a writer, book conceptualizer, editor and publisher. 


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Her new book is no exception: entitled Whatever and published by the Ateneo de Manila University Press.


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