Author Description

This collection features three English one-act plays, two of them Palanca winners, by Antiqueno writer Glenn Sevilla Mas. It includes "The Feline Curse", his first work which, according to Professor Thomas Arthur of the James Madison School of Theatre and Dance in the U.S., is "...a striking, original, unusual piece of work with great clarity of expression and real elegance of style." Also included is "When One Dream the Impossible", the writer's prize-winning essay on his different relationship with his father and his adulation for Evelio Javier, hero of the Antiqueno common tao.