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Nicole Lasquety

Jun 26, 20194 min read

Shouldn't Mythology Be Dead by Now?

Nicole Lasquety

Jun 26, 20193 min read

Alunsina: The Unmarried One

Nicole Lasquety

Jun 26, 20192 min read

Alunsina and Suffering in Perspective

Nicole Lasquety

Jun 25, 20193 min read

"Tungkung Langit and Alunsina" Adapted by F. Landa Jocano

Nicole Lasquety

Jun 25, 20191 min read

Roller Derby Diaries

Nicole Lasquety

Jun 25, 20193 min read

Philippine Mythology Goes Post-Postmodern in "Alunsina Desap" by UPLB

Nicole Lasquety

Jun 25, 20194 min read

Exit

Nicole Lasquety

May 20, 20194 min read

The Loss of Gods in "The Alunsina Network"

Nicole Lasquety

Aug 13, 20181 min read

Cover, Girl

Nicole Lasquety

Aug 7, 20182 min read

"Medicating Our Troops into Oblivion"

Nicole Lasquety

May 15, 20182 min read

A Tribute to the People Who Refuse to Remain Faceless

Nicole Lasquety

May 15, 201816 min read

Shadow Lands

Nicole Lasquety

May 15, 20181 min read

Hurricane

Nicole Lasquety

May 15, 20182 min read

Reclaiming Searchlights Where We Had Klieg’s

Nicole Lasquety

May 15, 20181 min read

Justice Has Never Felt So Far

Nicole Lasquety

May 15, 20181 min read

Unsolicited Advice from a Misanthrope

Nicole Lasquety

May 15, 20181 min read

Only Next to a Rotting Corpse

Nicole Lasquety

May 15, 20183 min read

Shouldn't Mythology Be Dead by Now?

Alunsina: The Unmarried One

Alunsina and Suffering in Perspective

"Tungkung Langit and Alunsina" Adapted by F. Landa Jocano

Roller Derby Diaries

Philippine Mythology Goes Post-Postmodern in "Alunsina Desap" by UPLB

Exit

The Loss of Gods in "The Alunsina Network"

Cover, Girl

"Medicating Our Troops into Oblivion"

A Tribute to the People Who Refuse to Remain Faceless

Shadow Lands

Hurricane

Reclaiming Searchlights Where We Had Klieg’s

Justice Has Never Felt So Far

Unsolicited Advice from a Misanthrope

Only Next to a Rotting Corpse

Political Correctness as Slave Morality

At a time when the world is most susceptible to the power of suggestion, being vulnerable makes us impressionable, which only makes us even more vulnerable. The fight for your voice, is a fight for your vision.

- Nicole Lasquety