Most of my writing is protected by nondisclosure agreements, so I’m not able to share those projects. However, I do have several feature articles available online, primarily for e-zines such as Positively Filipino and The Filipino Expat Magazine.
Two books I can speak about publicly are Bridge Builder for Dr Peter Okaalet (2005 Time Magazine Global Health Hero) and The Journey to Everest for James “KG” Kagambi (first Kenyan to summit Mount Everest). The rare flash fiction I wrote, Death in Nairobi, won second place in a competition organised by a literary e-zine. And as I had once been a tenured assistant professor in literature, I do have at least one academic essay floating around in the ether of Philippine E-journals.
I am fond of every book and article I have birthed because each of them contains a piece of me–in a turn of phrase, a choice of title, an attempt at comedy. If my work resonates with you, let’s sit down and explore how we might create something beautiful together.
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