The literary and artistic genius of Shell Silverstein (Review of Where The Sidewalk Ends)

If and when I grow up, I’d like to have the literary and artistic genius of Shel Silverstein, who in Where the Sidewalk Ends: The Poems and Drawings of Shel Silverstein, successfully brought out common childhood images and doodles and transformed them into poetry and arts that reach out to …

Out in Public: ‘Betania’ and ‘Ayaw Na’ part of UP Cebu exhibit

I’ve been writing poems since I was 11 or 12 years old and that has become a therapy during my awkward teenage stage when I couldn’t quite figure out what I want in my life. I had issues then which I viewed as the biggest problems in the world. I didn’t care …

Singapore on the cheap… plus free things to do in one of the world’s most expensive cities

My fourth visit to Singapore is the cheapest of all visits. The visit was part of a 10-day solo sojourn that traced back my backpacking adventure nine years ago with considerable twists in the itinerary. AirAsia had a seat sale in late 2016 and I found myself a one-way ticket …

No need for barbecue sauce in this murder-mystery novel surrounding steak and everything worthy of a food break (Review of Crime Rib)

How on earth is it possible for a murder-mystery plot to be in sync with mouth-watering food in a precious gem of a town named Jewel Bay? The answer: Agatha award-winning author Leslie Budewitz. In Crime Rib, the second book in her Food Lover’s Village Mystery series, Leslie brought us …

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