2007 Palanca Awards - English Division

English Division

Full-Length Play

  • First prize: Jorshinelle Taleon-Sonza (Pure)
  • Second prize: Glenn Sevilla Mas (Games People Play)
  • Third prize: Cynthia Lapeña-Amador (The Piano)

One-Act Play

  • First prize: Debbie Ann Tan (Time Waits)
  • Second prize: Joshua L. Lim So (Portraits)
  • Third prize: Allan Lopez (Battery Park)

Poetry

  • First prize: Mikael de Lara Co (Hands For A Fistful Of Sand)
  • Second prize: José Edmundo Ocampo Reyes (Imaginary Numbers)
  • Third prize: Dinah Roma-Sianturi (Geographies Of Light)

Short Story

  • First prize: Angelo R. Lacuesta (Flames)
  • Second prize: Douglas James Limpe Candano (Dreaming Valhalla)
  • Third prize: Crystal Gail Shangkuan Koo (Benito Salazar's Last Creation)

Short Story For Children

  • First prize: Lakambini A. Sitoy (The Elusive Banana Dog)
  • Second prize: Dean Francis Alfar (Poor, Poor Luisa)
  • Third prize: Ian Fermin R. Casocot (The Last Days of Magic)

Essay

  • First prize: Wilfredo O. Pascual, Jr. (Lost In Childrensville)
  • Second prize: Rosalinda Lejano-Massebieau (Culture Shocked: A Story of Recovery)
  • Third prize: Allan J. Pastrana (The Lady's Train)

Kabataan Essay

  • First prize: Cristina Gratia T. Tantengco (Humor, Faith, Bayanihan and Kayod: Survival Tools For The 21st Century Filipino)
  • Second prize: Juan Emmanuel P. Batuhan (Sterling Pinoy)
  • Third prize: Hannah L. Co (Adaptability)

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