Jack Kintanar Cariño

Sinai Cariño Hamada's Short Story: 'The Woman Who Came Alive'

Jul 25, '07 7:21 AM
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Sinai Hamada, founding publisher and editor in chief of the Baguio Midland Courier, is the author of "Tanabata's Wife," described by National Artist for Literature Francisco Arcellana as the finest Filipino love story ever written.

Sinai's short stories give us a glimpse of old Baguio. "The Woman Who Came Alive" deals with the legend of why there are dark and fair Ibalois.

Related LINK --- http://www.ncca.gov.ph/about_cultarts/articles.php?artcl_Id=34

Attachment: sinai critique.doc

Tags: sinai hamada, cariño clan, jack cariño, baguio city, cordillera

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shane100281 wrote on Jul 26, '07

Hello po! Where can I find a copy of the story? I'm interested about it. I'm doing a little research about the Ibaloi people for one of my projects. Thanks din sa link po.

God bless and thanks.

FBI

jackcarino wrote on Jul 26, '07

shane100281 said

Hello po! Where can I find a copy of the story? I'm interested about it. I'm doing a little research about the Ibaloi people for one of my projects. Thanks din sa link po.

God bless and thanks.

FBI