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philippine speculative fiction vol. 9 released!
The ninth volume of the Philippine Speculative Fiction series is now available! Look at that gorgeous cover. This anthology includes my story, “Deliver Us”. Please grab a copy! Philippine Speculative...
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what i did on my birthday weekend
- Re-read Stephen King’s Pet Sematary - Read a bunch of stories from Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year series. (I was in a very horror kind of mood.) - Watched all 13 episodes of Hataraku...
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‘dan’s dreams’ included in the year’s best ya speculative fiction 2013
Since the TOC is out, I can now announce the good news that my little story, “Dan’s Dreams“, is included in The Year’s Best YA Speculative Fiction 2013 edited by Alisa Krasnostein and Julia Rios. I am...
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‘voyage to bathala and other stories’ to be published by et al books in december
I will have a chapbook of four stories (three previously published, one original) out by December, thanks to Et Al. This December, Et Al Books releases “Encounters”, a series of chapbooks by Filipino...
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gratitude for 2014
I’m thankful for this year, despite the storms, the world’s tragedies, the bone-weariness caused by city living. Let me share some photos I forgot to post here. On Nov. 22, we attended the Philippine...
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start the year right with book launches! fast food fiction + chasing tales +...
Hi all! How’s your 2015 so far? I’ll have to start with a teeny tiny bad news. Bad news for me personally, but good for devout Catholics in the country: the Pope will be arriving in Manila later today,...
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‘whatever it is that comes with us’– a new poem in the cabinet
The Cabinet’s newest issue is out, and my poem is here. Feel free to share the link. The Cabinet is an independent multimedia arts collective established in Los Baños, Laguna, 2011, to foster emergent...
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‘fast food fiction delivery’ delivered
On Saturday, we attended the launch of Fast Food Fiction Delivery at Powerbooks Greenbelt, organized by Anvil. We got there right on time and was happy to see a huge crowd. We’re used to twiddling our...
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going to baguio in may: fellows of the 54th UP National Writers Workshop...
Excited to announce the good news that I am one of the Fellows for English of the 54th UP National Writers Workshop. As a UP alumna this makes me extremely happy. And nervous! But mostly happy. It...
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book giveaway for year’s best young adult speculative fiction 2013
Head over to Goodreads and enter to win a copy of the Year’s Best Young Adult Speculative Fiction 2013, which features a story of mine. This giveaway is run by Twelfth Planet Press, publisher of the...
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chasing tales vol. 1 on flipreads
Chasing Tales Vol. 1, which has my story “Fairy Tales”, is now available on Flipreads. Thanks MoarBooks for the opportunity! It was available in print for a short while — kindly contact MoarBooks on...
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on variations and good intentions
Before the weekend, Adam David, author of The El Bimbo Variations (a collection of 99 versions of the first line of the song “Ang Huling El Bimbo” by the Eraserheads, and which won the...
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Will Read for Feels’‘5 Filipino Speculative Fiction Authors to Watch’
Hands-down, one of our most prolific authors in the field is Eliza Victoria. Whether you crave science fiction, fantasy, or horror, Victoria has a story for you. She’s also written in a variety of...
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going to dumaguete in may: 54th Silliman University National Writers Workshop...
Early in April I was invited by poet Ricky de Ungria, Silliman Workshop Director-in-Residence, to sit as a guest panelist for the second week of the upcoming 54th Silliman University National Writers...
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notes from baguio and dumaguete: part 1 – writing fellow
For the past two weeks, I was able to do something I was never able to do in real life: read and critique literary work while consuming copious amounts of free food and coffee. First stop: Baguio for...
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notes from baguio and dumaguete: part 2 – panelist
Read Part 1 here. Next stop: Dumaguete for the Silliman University National Writers Workshop. While in the middle of sorting things out for the Baguio trip, I got an invitation from Ricardo de Ungria...
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read my story “fade” for free in this lontar #4 sample
What the tin said. BUY Print ($14.90 SGD) Epigram Books Ebook ($2.99 USD) Weightless Books (DRM-free) Read a sample for free! Contents Forth Into the Light of Things | Jason Erik Lundberg (editorial)...
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new poem: ‘stargazing’ on southern pacific review
I have a new poem now live on Southern Pacific Review. Click here to read. My thanks to this publication, especially former Poetry Editor Julia Hones, for giving this piece a home.
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new books, new stories, and more
How have you been? We’ve had storms making landfall in the country, one after the other, as if we’re an important bus stop for their tour or something, and the news has been pretty strange, Chris Brown...
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