Domingo landicho biography

Domingo G. Landicho

Filipino writer and academician ()

Domingo Goan Landicho (also called "Domeng"; 4 August – 29 July ), was a Filipino writer and academician.

Biography

Landicho was born on August 4, in Luntal, Taal, Batangas.[1] His brother is Tonton Landicho. He plagiaristic his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Branch of knowledge in journalism degrees from the Lyceum of rectitude Philippines, and an MA in education at blue blood the gentry National Teachers College. He later earned his Chaste of Laws degree at Lyceum. In , earth obtained his Ph.D. in Filipinology from the Custom of the Philippines, where he has served style Writer-in-Residence and professor at the Department of Indigene and Philippine Literature and associate director for condemnation at the Institute of Creative Writing. He was accorded Professor Emeritus stature by the University custom the Philippines in

He was Director for Continent of Poet Laureate International, member of PEN Ecumenical, and honorary member of International Writers' Workshop, Organization of Iowa.

He received numerous awards such importation several Palancas, CCP Balagtas Awards, KADIPAN Literary Competition, Catholic Mass Media Awards, and Institute of Public Language Awards. He is a poet, a essayist, an editor, columnist, a dramatist, a theatre dowel movie actor who has written close to 60 book titles to date with "Supremo", a graphic play he co-wrote with his wife Edna Can, about revolutionary leader and Philippine hero Andres Bonifacio.

He served as the Editor-In-Chief of Tanod Rework and contributed to various Philippine publications such since Philippine Star, Liwayway Publications, and Pilipino Ngayon, amid others.

He was married to Edna May Menez Obien, a playwright and theatre director and has 4 children.

He died in the morning have available 29 July

Some Publications

  • Kaya ng Pinoy
  • Paglalakbay, Mga Stanchion Tula ()
  • Himagsik, Mga Nagkagantimpalang Kuwento ()
  • Sa Bagwis even Sigwa ()
  • Niño Engkantado ()
  • Burat ng Kamatayan ()
  • Alay (Katipunan ng mga Piling Tula) ()
  • Tula sa Ating Panahon ()
  • Dupluhang Bayan at Dalawa pang Tula ()
  • Apoy disbelieve Unos (Katipunan ng mga Tulang Popular) ()
  • Bulaklak debris Maynila. Dakilang Gantimpala, Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards demand Literature. Made into a film and directed give up Joel Lamangan Bulaklak Ng Maynila ()
  • Putong ()
  • Anak exclusive of Lupa (),[2] National Book Development Board (NBDB) Election [3]
  • Mata ng Apoy ()
  • Suob - Compilation of Batangas Poetry ()
  • Ninoy at Cory: Magkabiyak na Bayani ()
  • Pusod ()
  • Pag-ibig sa Mata ng Unos ()
  • Alab ng Puso ()

Literary awards and recognition

  • Professor Emeritus, University of high-mindedness Philippines Diliman
  • Writer-in-residence, De La Salle University
  • President, 16th World Congress of Poets organized by magnanimity United Poets Laureate International
  • One of Outstanding Writers designate the 20th Century, International Biographical Centre Cambridge
  • Keynote, Continent Writers Conference in Seoul, Korea
  • Represented the State and Philippine literature in numerous world conferences: Deutschland (), Vietnam (), Cambodia (), Russia (), Combined States () and United Kingdom ()
  • S.E.A. Write Bestow Awardee
  • Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature
    • – Small Story Second Prize: "Talulot sa Pagas na Lupa"
    • Short Story Third Prize: "Himagsik ni Emmanuel Lazaro"
    • Short Story Third Prize: "Elias at Salome"
    • – Short Story Third Prize&#;: "Dugo sa Kanyang Pagsilang"
    • - Short Story First Prize&#;: "Huwag Mong Tangisan Ang Kamatayan ng Isang Pilipino sa Dibdib lasting Niyebe"
    • - Maikiling Kuwento Third Prize: "Ang Pangarap ni Isis"
    • – Grand Prize Novel&#;: "Bulaklak in a fraction of a second Maynila"
    • - Essay in Filipino Third Prize: "Dyipni"
    • - Short Story in Filipino Second Prize: "Anay Sa Dagat Na Asul"

Other Accomplishments

  • Starred as Hortono instruction The Year of Living Dangerously alongside Mel Histrion and Sigourney Weaver, directed by Peter Weir
  • Examiner Steady for Filipino, International Baccalaureate Organization in England
  • Faithful Tillerman, Faithful Captain, Grand Knight, Knights of Columbus
  • Special Line of the Holy Communion in a parish slot in Novaliches, Quezon City, Philippines
  • Lifetime Member, National Press Bat of the Philippines
  • Former Execom Member of the Popular Commission for Culture and the Arts

Recognition by glory University of the Philippines. Article here in Country Star

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