Invitation / Programme

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Visprint's 2010 Book Event

"Literature From Shakespeare to Bob Ong: Bridging the Divide Between the Popular And the Canonical"

*In collaboration with the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters: Dept. of Literature, Thomasian Writers Guild, The Literary Society and The Varsitarian*


GUEST SPEAKERS:

Aug 17: Dr. Bienvenido Lumbera, Prof. Jun Cruz Reyes, Dr. Ophelia Dimalanta, Dr. Efren Abueg, Mr. Jun Balde, Dr. Isagani Cruz

Aug 18: Visprint writers and comic creators

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July Visprint title

News of the Shaman

Four Novellas of Horror
Author:  Karl De Mesa

ISBN: 971-94569-3-0
Largeprint, Fiction
SRP: P240.00 



*as of date, is available in all Pandayan Bookshop branches.

Grab your copy now!!!

Faulty copy of Visprint book

Our sincerest apologies to all our dear buyers who have received copies of "Trese 3: Mass Murders" and "12" (silent comics) with faulty binding. Rest assured we have already addressed the problem with our binding supplier.

You may have your copy replaced from the bookstore/comic shop you have purchased it from, just present your receipt. For those who have already lost their receipt or got the book as a gift, you may bring your faulty copy to the Visprint office during office hours (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) and look for Ms. Ella. Please call ahead (8452703) or email*** us to inform us of your sched so we may have your new copy ready.

Again, our apologies for the trouble this may have caused you.



* applies to other titles as well
** faulty copy refers ONLY to damaged books with printing error or faulty binding, and NOT due to misuse or wear-and-tear.
*** please do NOT advise us of your replacement sched through the comments section of this site.  We will accommodate replacement requests only through phone calls and emails.

Carlos "Siege" Malvar in Sunday Inquirer Magazine!

The New Radical

By Ruel S. De Vera
Philippine Daily Inquirer 

IT WAS bound to happen. Taking the next step in literary evolution, the iPod-toting, zeitgeist-conscious, latte-sipping, Facebook-wielding generation would develop a writer designed for maximum effect.

Meet Exhibit A: Carlos “Siege” Malvar, the 26-year-old novelist whose work, such as his Not Quite Unreal series, springs from and celebrates the high jinks of being young and Filipino. “Roles” and its sequel “Crash” depict growing up with a cerebral authenticity, shedding light on the claustrophobic mythology that is Pinoy adolescence.

Read the rest here.