Many Filipino writers now are bilingual, even trilingual, as shown by the author’s works collected in ‘Ranga Writings on Bikol.’ PHOTO FROM THE ATENEO DE NAGA UNIVERSITY PRESS
Many Filipino writers now are bilingual, even trilingual, as shown by the author’s works collected in ‘Ranga Writings on Bikol.’ PHOTO FROM THE ATENEO DE NAGA UNIVERSITY PRESS

NEW Philippine writing from 2001 onwards is often characterized as being sensitive to gender, alluding to technology, showing culture as plural rather than singular, and questioning conventions and supposedly absolute norms.

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