1987 Palanca Awards - English Division

English Division

Novel

  • Grand Prize: “Great Philippine Jungle Energy Café” by Alfred A. Yuson

Short story

  • First Prize: “The Flood in Tarlac” by Gregorio Brillantes
  • Second Prize: “The Body” by Jose Y. Dalisay Jr.
  • Third Prize: “Another Country” by Charlson Ong; and “The Bird Lover of City Hall” by Eli Ang Barroso

Poetry

  • First Prize: “(Instead of a Will These) For All the Loved Ones” by Lina Sagaral Reyes; and “Peopleness” by Merlinda Bobis
  • Second Prize: “Enemigo Mortal” by Constantino Tejero; and “Hinterland” by Edgardo B. Maranan
  • Third Prize: “The Quality of Light (Home Colors, Foreign Hues)” by Ma. Fatima V. Lim; and “Word Without End” by Cesar Ruiz Aquino

Essay

  • First Prize: “The Legacy of the Old-Chinese Merchants of Manila” by Wilson Lee Flores
  • Second Prize: “Dislocation” by Danton R. Remoto
  • Third Prize: “Don Jose Ma. Basa, the Untold Saga of an Illustrado Patriot” by Wilson Lee Flores; and “Gen. Macario Sakay and the Katagalugan Republic vs. the United States” by Wilson Lee Flores

One-Act Play

  • First Prize: “Fiesta” by Bobby Flores Villasis
  • Second Prize: “Wish Afternoon in A Slum” by Ametta Suarez Taguchi
  • Third Prize: “In Transit” by Jose Y. Dalisay Jr.

Full-length Play

  • First Prize: “Busman's Holiday” by Jessie B. Garcia
  • Second Prize: “Song of the Sparrow” by Elsa M. Coscolluela
  • Third Prize: “Cachil Kudarat (Sultan of Mindanao) or Cachil Corrala” by Mig Alvarez Enriquez

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