GUD Magazine Issue 3 published one of my poems, “Sa Bawat Digma” / “In Every War.” Here is a link to Johann Carlisle’s review at Future Fire that mentions the poem. The Fix reviewer Rochita Loenen-Ruiz also takes note of it.
It is a fantastic magazine – and I am not saying that because they accepted this particular poem and one other in a forthcoming issue. GUD Magazine is a unique experiment in its print and digital formats. You won’t regret getting hold of an issue.
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Jim Pascual Agustin writes and translates poetry. Sometimes he tries his hand at essays and stories.
His latest book is BLOODRED DRAGONFLIES, published by Deep South in South Africa. Check out the official blog page for Bloodred Dragonflies.
In 2011 the University of Santo Tomas Publishing House in Manila released BAHA-BAHAGDANG KARUPUKAN (poems in Filipino) and ALIEN TO ANY SKIN (poems in English). The same publisher released his most recent poetry collections SOUND BEFORE WATER and KALMOT NG PUSA SA TAGILIRAN. In 2015 a new poetry collection in English, A THOUSAND EYES was released. His first collection of short stories in Filipino, SANGA SA BASANG LUPA, was released in 2016. UK publisher The Onslaught Press launches his poetry collection, WINGS OF SMOKE, worldwide in February 2017. San Anselmo Publications released HOW TO MAKE A SALAGUBANG HELICOPTER & OTHER POEMS in 2019 followed by CROCODILES IN BELFAST & OTHER POEMS in 2020 - both books can be purchased through their Facebook page.
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Matangmanok 
January 27th, 2009 at 00:39
I was, to say the least, surprised to see your ‘avatar’
on WordPress as it resembles a series of photos I took last year. Could you tell me please where you photographed the pic?
Mine was taken in Portugal on the site of an old mineral mine.
Please reply. I find it fascinating.
Thanks!
Caroline Grace.
January 27th, 2009 at 05:57
Hi Caroline. Thank you for stopping by on this little realm.
The photo is a detail of a root of a bush. I was in a nature reserve on a hike with my kids when I took the photo. It didn’t look like anything interesting then, and my old digital camera has never proven to be any good with details. South Africa has some of the most stunning nature reserves. This particular one – Tygerberg Nature Reserve – is very small and practically right next to the city. I shall post the whole photo for you here to see.
Jim