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The Filipinas Heritage Library

Library Info

Main Reference Library

Venue Rentals

The Tower Room

The Reading Room

The Courtyard

List of Accredited Caterers

The Alcove

Photo Gallery

Noon at Ngayon

Ayala Memory

Publications

Filipinas Foundation

Ayala

Filipinas Heritage Library
www.filipinaslibrary.org.ph

A division of
Ayala Foundation, Inc.
Makati Avenue
Ayala Triangle
Makati City 1224
Philippines

Tel. No. (63) (2) 892-1801
Fax No. (63) (2) 892-1810

Member

Search Katalogo, the online book catalog

Sunday August 1, 2010

List of Accredited Caterers

Alba Restaurant
Albergus Catering
Auffrance Catering
Avengoza Catering
Center Table Catering
Cravings
Deogracia Catering
Dulcinea Restaurant
El Comedor
Goblet Catering
Hizon's Catering
ISS Makati Skyline
Josiah's Catering
Juan Carlo Catering
K by Cunanan Catering
Kusina ni Maria
La Tasca
Old Swiss Inn
Simply Delicious
Swan Catering
Tamayo's Catering
Via Mare

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Featured Collection

Writing Women of the 1920s

The works of Filipino women writers in English began to flourish in the 1920s. In 1925, Paz Marquez Benitez’s “Dead Stars”, widely regarded as the first modern Filipino short story, was published in the Philippines Herald Magazine. According to the Filipino Heritage Series, the publication of the story ushered in “a period of greater development in writing in English by Filipinos.”

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