Filipino Fairy Tales, Mythology and Folklore
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5 New Filipino YA/MG Mythology-Inspired Books Coming Out This Year!
I’m so excited to write this list because once upon time there was very little to no titles in YA/MG Filipino fantasy! And all these books have a release this year. Some of the authors are either dear friends or colleagues, and all of them...
Magwayen, goddess of the sea and underworld
Magwayen, or Maguayan, is a goddess in Visayan mythology. She was created by Kanlaon to balance Kaptan, the Sky God. Magwayen is the goddess of the sea and the underworld.
Magwayen is depicted as a vast ocean whose waters reach all lands,...
Balatik: Ancient Stars of the Filipino People
Thank you to author, K.S. Villoso for translating “Balatik: Ancient Stars of the Filipino People” by Dante L. Ambrosio for my research for my in-progress novel, Bakunawa and the Seven Sisters. I knew I couldn’t write this book with just Wes...
Tala, the goddess of the morning and evening star
Kat Wadel and I are creating a D&D/fantasy-guide inspired resource called the Filipino Bestiary. Our first entry is Tala, the goddess of the morning and evening star. The illustration of Tala below is by Kat.
Tala, the Tagalog goddess of t...
burnt out babaylan
I wrote about burnout in a near-future world that is fully AI automated for Sick Stories in a story called Dream Machine. Following that publication, I wanted to write something a little more lighthearted and hopeful about burn out recovery...
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Nathalie is a writer and creative. She is the founder of PilipinxPages, a bookstagram featuring Filipinx authors. She is also the creator of the podcast, Filipino Fairy Tales, Mythology and Folklore.
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