Kick-Ass Trailer!
I may be indifferent to most of Mark Millar’s works, but Kick-Ass is one of my favorite comics. I just find it funny how the movie gets finished first before the graphic novel. I’m pretty sure all of us comic book nerds have dreamed of going out in a costume and fighting crime. In fact,...
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What Constitutes You
It has been a habit since we’ve been partners in school to go out and shop after we get our shy pays. We can actually used it all up in one mall visit. There’s food, clothes, “unnecessary” things and more food tripping.
Then we decided to use some of our money to buy books. More deserving of our pays, I think. Thank God there’s Book Sale. You can find books as low as Ph30.00, like I did. I bought two hard bound books, one is for Php70.00 – Little Doors by Paul Di Filippo and After Dachau by Daniel Quinn for only Php30.00. A hundred bucks for two hard bound-used books (they’re clearly looked unused to me) is such a good deal to pass up.
I’m a one sitting reader. If and only if, I find the book really really interesting. There are stories that I can’t stop reading, and would only leave the book open to go to the bathroom or eat. And After Dachau is one of those worthy books for my time. My hundred buck purchase didn’t disappoint me at all. After Dachau is sucha good read if you’re into Reincarnation and English History. It is fictional and at the same time very informative on historical matters that dated back during 1920’s.
BlAsian & Rebels
Kakapanood ko lang ng “Kababayan” sa LA18 at medyo natuwa ako sa pinalabas nila kanina kaya eto ish-share ko din sa inyo 
Sana magustuhan nyo din…
BlAsian Exchanges, a novel
“I am very proud of my Filipino American ethnic heritage and Asian American racial heritage. But my social and political roots are Black. Thus, my attraction for Black culture and Black women. I see myself as a polycultural person: i.e., one whose different cultural personae coexists in one person. A dude who on the one hand relishes his need and desire to learn Tagalog and Ilokano while at the same time expressing himself in the latest Ebonics-laden phraseology learned from watching B.E.T. or testifyin’ with my homeys near the State Building in Oakland where I work. This is my world! And narrating it is why I decided to write BlAsian Exchanges.” – Sam Cacas of BlAsian Exchanges
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Rebels of Mindanao: A Novel by Tom Anthony
“Tom Anthony is a West Point Graduate and combat veteran who spent his professional civilian career living in Austria, Spain, Japan, England, and Poland. He has worked in global business throughout Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Anthony also lived in Mindanao for three years. He currently lives in California with his family. This is his first novel.”
