Ian Rosales CasocotTwo American Women in Negros, One WarA war will always be ripe for stories. Always of atrocities and sacrifices, and always of perseverance and often of hope. World War II —…Sep 28Sep 28
Ian Rosales CasocotWhy I Hated Basketball: On Carlos Yulo’s Olympic Wins and Gendered Sports[Originally published on Rappler, and based on this short post.]Aug 7Aug 7
Ian Rosales CasocotJuly’s Most HatedIf you’re keeping count and are chronically online, socialite Cat Arambulo-Antonio’s merry excursion through the floods that has recently…Jul 27Jul 27
Ian Rosales CasocotThe Heritage That Goes Into Sinina DumagueteñaTonight, May 11, as part of Dumaguete’s Heritage Month celebration and also its ongoing effort to commemorate the diamond jubilee of its…May 11May 11
Ian Rosales CasocotThe Writer in the Margins Making WavesTalk delivered to SIKAP — Creative Content Creators Association of the Philippines, Inc.’s AYO Creative IP Showcase and Content Market for…May 4May 4
Ian Rosales CasocotHuman Bones, Literary Awards, and AfterpartiesKate Torralba brought her father’s bones to Palanca night.Dec 1, 2023Dec 1, 2023
Ian Rosales CasocotDoing DyamanteIt’s Thanksgiving season, an American holiday, but I’ll take this chance to be thankful for the week that was. Last Thursday, on November…Nov 25, 2023Nov 25, 2023
Ian Rosales CasocotA Hamilton WorkshopA few weeks ago, I flew in to Manila with some high school friends to watch the touring production of Hamilton, the smash Broadway hit from…Nov 11, 2023Nov 11, 2023
Ian Rosales CasocotThe Secret Lives of Oriental Negrenses as DramaFor the longest time, whenever I see senior directing students at Silliman University put on a play, I’d discover that the invariable title…Nov 9, 2023Nov 9, 2023
Ian Rosales CasocotAtoa GihaponFor the love of all that’s good and beautiful, if you’re in Dumaguete before the 26th of November, you must find the time to visit MUGNA…Oct 31, 2023Oct 31, 2023