Not Home, But Here: Writing from the Filipino Diaspora, as central
editor (Anvil, 2003)

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“An exceptional collection of essays– these are meditations that explore the enigma
and the complexity of the Filipino diaspora as well as the hopes and triumphs
of writing, living, and being in between cultures. This collection, edited with
a powerful introduction by Luisa Igloria, inspires the reader as well as those
intrested in diasporic studies to comprehend the sorrows as well as the joys
of living in the spaces between worlds.”

- from the blurb by Marjorie Agosin, award-winning poet,
memoirist, fiction writer and human rights activist, has received numeorus
awards including the Gabriela Mistral Medal of Honor, the United
Nations Leadership Award in Human Rights, and the Letras
de Oro Prize. She authored as well as edited over forty books of
poetry, memoirs, essays, and short stories, including Melodius Women, An
Absence of Shadows, The Alphabet in My Hands, Always from Somewhere Else,
Dear Anne Frank, and most recently To Mend the World: Women Reflect on 9/11.
She is a Professor of Spanish at Wellesley College in Massachussetts.