Take it from me: You don’t. Or rather, you can’t. It’s been more than a week since #romanceclass Feels Fest 2017, and I think it’s safe to say those who were able to attend the event are still reeling from everything that’s happened that rainy afternoon at Commune. I know I was/still am. My body couldn’t handle all the feels it…
I have consistently been posting about this little thing called #ProjectPio on my social media accounts since May, and today, I’m very proud to present its official title and cover! Like Nobody’s Watching is my 8th book (if you include the anthologies I’ve been a part of, that is), and is a spin-off novel to Waiting in the Wings. Here’s it’s…
If: you were at #MIBF2017 and felt sad to know #romanceclass isn’t there this year, you have missed any (or all! OMGWHY) of the past #romanceclass events, or; you just can’t wait to attend another #romanceclass event… Then don’t miss #FeelsFest2017 this coming October 14 (yes, it’s only a month away–EEEEEK!) at the Commune Cafe+Bar in Makati. We opened registration…
“Aga-aga daming feelings!” -Lo, 2017 ^ Now THAT is a pretty accurate description of what went down at the citruSnap studio last May 14, to be honest. There we were, six giddy authors (one of whom is also the photographer, the other, a book cover designer), two gorgeous models, and one badass stylist, trying our best to stay on our toes…
Okay, I know… I know. It’s been three weeks since the #romanceclass April Feels Day–I should have gotten over it by now, moved on and such… but guess what? It’s not happening. Nuh-uh. All because the live readings for Waiting in the Wings happened. So here I am, writing this post to try and process my feelings one by one. There will be…
You’re coming, right? I mean, because you can’t miss all the fun, especially not the live readings… when we’ve got these amazing people: Also, there are 15 new books being launched that day. Just in case… y’know, you need more on your humongous TBR pile. *wink* And just in case it’s your first time–and even if it’s not–here’s a guide…
Soon after Blackbox Productions’ Mula sa Buwan returned for a two-weekend run last February 18, I saw social media posts comparing the musical to the recently-released Jollibee “Vow” ad. But while the trope was definitely similar, the Cyrano de Bergerac retelling was SO much more than that. (In millenial-speak, it was simply SO EXTRA.) This December 2016 review of Mula sa Buwan will tell…