About Karlo Mikhail Mongaya
I am student at the University of the Philippines in the Visayas. Check out (Mis)readings, my blog on books, literature, reading, and (occasionally) politics.
Latest posts by Karlo Mikhail Mongaya
Stories
July 28th, 2009
July 17th, 2009
East Asia
A Page Turner's Odyssey draws attention to the grave number of typographical errors found in a book by a prominent Filipino author.
Philippines: An Internet-Savvy Grandmother
March 12th, 2009
Philippines: The Death of a Rebel’s Daughter
A 20-year old teacher and daughter of a communist rebel leader was abducted, tortured, and murdered more than a week ago in the Philippines. The military has denied involvement in this gruesome crime. Bloggers are condemning the "culture of death" in the country.
March 4th, 2009
Middle East & North Africa , Sub-Saharan Africa
Monobloc blogs about the Filipino delicacy balut, “fertilized duck egg with nearly-developed embryo, boiled and devoured straight out of the shell.”
February 11th, 2009
East Asia
The roads of Dumaguete suddenly became rivers when heavy rains battered the central Philippine city over the weekend. I Hate My Job shares his account of the flooding along with photos and videos. He also posted more pictures of the destruction left in the flood's aftermath. Meanwhile, Anthology of Snippets witnessed the flood firsthand. aNesstajah claims that Dumaguete is awash with flood stories.
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