6. Nick Joaquin
He is one of the most renowned, well-respected, and highly admired writer in the Philippines. In fact he was considered as the most important Filipino writer in English and in general the third most important after Jose Rizal and Claro M. Recto. Nick Joaquin, also known by his pen name Quijano de Manila, was a writer, historian, and journalist who used the English language in his works. He received so many awards and recognition both local and international due to his brilliance in writing. As a journalist he was both intellectual and provocative—which pave the way to increase the level of reportage in the country—something that is unknown to the Philippines at that time. In 1976, he received the National Artist of the Philippines for Literature, among any others.
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He is one of the most renowned, well-respected, and highly admired writer in the Philippines. In fact he was considered as the most important Filipino writer in English and in general the third most important after Jose Rizal and Claro M. Recto. Nick Joaquin, also known by his pen name Quijano de Manila, was a writer, historian, and journalist who used the English language in his works. He received so many awards and recognition both local and international due to his brilliance in writing. As a journalist he was both intellectual and provocative—which pave the way to increase the level of reportage in the country—something that is unknown to the Philippines at that time. In 1976, he received the National Artist of the Philippines for Literature, among any others.
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6. Nick Joaquin
He is one of the most renowned, well-respected, and highly admired writer in the Philippines. In fact he was considered as the most important Filipino writer in English and in general the third most important after Jose Rizal and Claro M. Recto. Nick Joaquin, also known by his pen name Quijano de Manila, was a writer, historian, and journalist who used the English language in his works. He received so many awards and recognition both local and international due to his brilliance in writing. As a journalist he was both intellectual and provocative—which pave the way to increase the level of reportage in the country—something that is unknown to the Philippines at that time. In 1976, he received the National Artist of the Philippines for Literature, among any others.
- See more at: http://www.filipinoshortstories.com/10-most-popular-filipino-writers-of-all-time/#sthash.47m8LOTb.dpuf
He is one of the most renowned, well-respected, and highly admired writer in the Philippines. In fact he was considered as the most important Filipino writer in English and in general the third most important after Jose Rizal and Claro M. Recto. Nick Joaquin, also known by his pen name Quijano de Manila, was a writer, historian, and journalist who used the English language in his works. He received so many awards and recognition both local and international due to his brilliance in writing. As a journalist he was both intellectual and provocative—which pave the way to increase the level of reportage in the country—something that is unknown to the Philippines at that time. In 1976, he received the National Artist of the Philippines for Literature, among any others.
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. Francisco Balagtas
Francisco Baltazar, also known as Francisco Balagtas is a legendary as well as a historical figure in Philippine Literature. In fact, the Filipino Poetic Debate is termed as Balagtasan, a name taken in honor of him. He was like a Filipino version of William Shakespeare. His life and works has even been incorporated in the high school curriculum. His most famous work was the epic entitled Florante and Laura, whose story was said to be taken after his personal tragic love relationship with Maria Asuncion Rivera. To further signify his vast contribution to the Philippine Literature, an elementary school in Santa Cruz, Manila and a city in Bulacan where he was born were named after him.
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Francisco Baltazar, also known as Francisco Balagtas is a legendary as well as a historical figure in Philippine Literature. In fact, the Filipino Poetic Debate is termed as Balagtasan, a name taken in honor of him. He was like a Filipino version of William Shakespeare. His life and works has even been incorporated in the high school curriculum. His most famous work was the epic entitled Florante and Laura, whose story was said to be taken after his personal tragic love relationship with Maria Asuncion Rivera. To further signify his vast contribution to the Philippine Literature, an elementary school in Santa Cruz, Manila and a city in Bulacan where he was born were named after him.
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