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Quote by Francisco Arcellana

“Write the story that only you can write.”

Quote by Francisco Arcellana

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Francisco Arcellana

Francisco Arcellana was a Filipino writer renowned for his short stories. His works often delve into social issues and are praised for their profound humanism and cultural insight. more

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