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Manila Intâl Book Fair draws record crowd amid concerns over print decline (opens the original)
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THE 2026 Manila International Book Fair (MIBF) drew nearly 240,000 visitors, its highest attendance in 46 years, amid concerns that digital media are drawing readers away from print. The fair recorded 239,499 visitors during its five-day run at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay from Sept. 9 to 13, nearly double last yearâs turnout of 123,000. Authors who participated in this yearâs MIBF pointed to the record turnout as an indication that physical books continue to attract readers despite th
UST Publishing House spotlights women authors at the 2026 Manila Intâl Book Fair (opens the original)
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The UST Publishing House spotlights works by women authors in this yearâs edition of the Manila International Book Fair, the countryâs longest-running book fair. â âWe have nine new titles at this year’s MIBF, half of which were written by female authors. So, that’s something to look forward to,â said Paul Castillo, the publishing house deputy director. â The Publishing House will hold meet-and-greet book-signing sessions at Aisle D, Booths 365-367. â READ: UST Publishing House lau
How Resil Mojares reexamined prevailing narratives on UST, Spanish-era education (opens the original)
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NATIONAL ARTIST for Literature Resil Mojares reexamined the nationalist critique of Spanish colonial education in the Philippines, arguing that despite its constraints, institutions such as UST helped create an educated class whose ideas and actions ultimately exceeded what colonial authorities could control. In “Brains of the Nation,” his landmark work on the Filipino intelligentsia, Mojares described Santo Tomas as the “only real university” in 19th-century Southeast Asia, noting that no other
Inaccurate documentation can erase regional culinary traditions â food historians (opens the original)
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INACCURATE documentation of heritage dishes can distort culinary history and erase regional distinctions, food historians and cultural advocates warned, calling for rigorous research and verification in publications on Filipino food. Guillermo âIgeâ Ramos, a Thomasian food scholar and founder of the Ugnayan Center for Filipino Gastronomy, said relying on âgeneric recipesâ without proper research may contribute to cultural erasure. âInaccurate data becomes âfactâ once printed in a b
Publisher urges writers to rely on human editors as AI use grows (opens the original)
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A THOMASIAN publisher and writer urged authors to preserve their individual voices and rely on human editors as the publishing industry has yet to adopt precise, industry-wide guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence (AI). “AI is here to stay. If we do not control technology, it will control us,” Kath Eustaquio-Derla, a journalism alumna and founder of publishing company PaperKat Books, told the Varsitarian during the annual Philippine Readers and Writers Festival on Aug. 16. Derla said
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