The truest essence of the poon lies in the cracks, splinters, and decay.
In F.Sionil Jose's Po-on, Istak, a former sacristan in Ilocos searches for a larger meaning of the Filipino in the final years of Spanish Colonial Philippines. His journey is a reexamination of faith, freedom, and nationalism in many ways, ...
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