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Horror: Filipino Fiction for Young Adults

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Perhaps the first of its kind released in the Philippines, Horror: Filipino Fiction for Young Adultswas conceived solely with the Filipino young adult reader in mind, with stories that explore the concerns and fears of today's youth through the lens of horror written by new and experienced authors.

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Horror: Filipino Fiction for Young Adultsis the first of a series of anthologies covering science fiction, fantasy, and other genres, presented by award-winning editors Dean Francis Alfar and Kenneth Yu.

CONTRIBUTORS

Gabriela Lee

Kally Hiromi R. Arsua

Vince Torres

Elyss G. Punsalan

Renelaine Bontol-Pfister

Alexander Osias

Andrew Drilon

Eliza Victoria

Joseph Anthony Montecillo

Fidelis Tan

Charles Tan

Kate Osias

EK Gonzales

Isabel Yap

Audience
young adult
Length
short · 146 pages

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