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Gutierrez MANGANSAKAN II has written for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Manila Times, Philippine Star, Manila Standard, Manila Bulletin, and Malaya, and provides the column "This Blessed House," for a Mindanao-based news service.
A Harvest of Sorrows by Gutierrez Mangansakan II: Recent Spate of Violence | PDF. A-Harvest-of-Sorrows-by-Gutierrez-Mangansakan-II - Read online for free. A stillborn baby girl was born to a refugee woman who had fled her village due to bombing and fighting.
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Salam. Gutierrez MANGANSAKAN II. Salam! Motherland. To whom do we tell what happened on the Earth, For whom do we place everywhere huge mirrors in the hope that they will be filled up and will stay so? -Czeslaw Milosz.
Gutierrez Mangansakan II. Travelling Without Moving. Wherever you wonder There’s no place like home. -Elvis Presley, ‘There’s No Place Like Home’. TEXAS can fit right smack in the middle of my brother’s navel. It was an unusually deep terrain, a cavernous and frightening topography, a dried up trench.
Davao-based Gutierrez (Teng) Mangansakan II is a prize-winning filmmaker and writer. He edited the groundbreaking anthology of essays by young Moro writers, Children of the Ever-Changing Moon (Anvil, 2007).
Nov 1, 2017 · by Gutierrez Mangansakan II Nonfiction (This piece is from Archipelago of Stars, the author’s book of essays published by Ateneo de Naga University Press this year.)
Gutierrez Mangansakan II is known for Masla a papanok (2018), Obscured Histories and Silent Longings of Daguluan's Children (2012) and Qiyamah (2012).
