The Day The Dancers Came by by Bienvenido N. Santos AWARD WINNING TITLES

The Day The Dancers Came by by Bienvenido N. Santos AWARD WINNING TITLESOut of print title. The Day the Dancers Came opens with the title of the story, which won the Philippines Free Press annual short story contest in 1966. The characters are familiar to readers of Bienvenido N. Santos: the hurt, homesick men of YOU LOVELY PEOPLE; the people back home of Tondo, of Bicol, and thus of BROTHER, MY BROTHER and THE VOLCANO; and the confused characters of VILLA MAGDALENA who bear burdens of guilt and come and go on unscheduled

Topics of essays include gender and ethnicity during the Revolution

Each item is described in detail

When her husband joined the United Nations in 1961

The new immigrants learned about their adopted country's turbulent past

later the overworked housewife and mother of a growing family

ISBN-13 : 978-97-1-550554-3

Antonio Enriquez was born in Zamboanga and

These books are a historical companion to each major war in the nineteenth and twentieth century

a special award from the City of Manila during the city's 423rd founding anniversary as well as an award in May 1999 on the golden jubilee of the Philippine Folk Dance Society

Hardcover : 455 pages

75 x 10 inchesC

ISBN/ISSN: 971542466-X