Biography of stevan javellana

THIS first novel by a young Filipino writer tells a simple story of a young man’s marriage in a remote country village on one of the Philippine Islands — Panay, to be specific — and of his efforts to make a home and living for his wife and sons. But because Stevan Javellana is a real novelist, this plain tale of a man and the life and death of the community he lived in becomes the story of all the Philippines under the heel of Japanese occupation. It is an extraordinarily vivid book, worked from the fabric of Philippine life — quiet, laughable, exalting, bitter, and horrifying; but it is written almost gently, with an undertone of lightness, like the sound of Filipino voices heard in the fields towards the end of day. Its roots are deep in the earth from which, in spite of the embroideries of science, all life springs, and its simplicity makes it universal. It belongs, perhaps, in the category of the great Scandinavian novels of the growth of th

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