The Philippines most prestigious literary award-giving body has just concluded its 71st award ceremony which was held at the Philippine International Convention Center, as part of its National Heritage Series.
A total of 54 contestants received awards in 20 writing categories from four divisions: Kabataan, English, Filipino, and Regional Languages. Amongst this year's winners, there are 30 first-time awardees on the list.
Dr. Luis Gatmaitan was this year's Guest of Honor and Speaker. He was inducted in the Palanca Awards Hall of Fame in 2005. Aside from being a physician, he writes children's storybooks, Currently, he is the Chairperson of the National Council for Children's Television.
Since 1951, the Palanca Awards has conferred medals and certificates to a total of 2,526 Filipino authors, 26 of which became Hall of Fame awardees for having five first-prize winning works.
Here's the list for this year's winners:
KABATAAN DIVISION |
KABATAAN SANAYSAY |
1st Prize | WALANG NAGWAGI |
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2nd Prize | Amancio A. Caponpon V | Aranya sa Kisame |
3rd Prize | Glorious Zavannah Exylin C. Alesna | Sa Panahon ng Bagabag at Balisa: Paghagilap sa Pira-pirasong Retaso ng Hinahon at Pa(g)hinga |
KABATAAN ESSAY |
1st Prize | Francis Roberto San Antonio Sevillena | Living on play in a world on pause |
2nd Prize | Glorious Zahara Exylin C. Alesna | The Bully is you |
3rd Prize | Rheyn Khrieztine S. Dela Pena | Five More Minutes, Please! |
FILIPINO DIVISION |
MAIKLING KUWENTO |
1st Prize | Peter Solis Nery | Ang Tariktik |
2nd Prize | Jay Jomar F. Quintos | Buwaya |
3rd Prize | Ella Jane G. Hermonio | Boses Pusa |
MAIKLING KUWENTONG PAMBATA |
1st Prize | Jaylord S. Losabia | Si Toyo at si Suka |
2nd Prize | Mikka Ann V. Cabangon | Si Liya at ang Dapithapon sa Ilaya |
3rd Prize | Iza Maria G. Reyes | Babasagin, babasagin! |
SANAYSAY |
1st Prize | Kimberly Rose L. Pillo | Kung Paanong Nagmukha akong Sponge sa harap ng mga Pinggan |
2nd Prize | Al Joseph A. Lumen | Auslander: Mga Danas sa Alemanya |
3rd Prize | Edward Joseph Fernandez | Ako ay si Ako nga |
TULA |
1st Prize | Mikael de Lara Co | Epistolaryo ng Bagamundo at ang tugon ng Multo |
2nd Prize | Rogelio dela Rosa Jr. | Ang Hindi Maiwasang Patlang |
3rd Prize | Ralph Lorenz G. Fonte, M.D. | Ex Novo Mvndo |
TULA PARA SA MGA BATA |
1st Prize | Dexter B. Gragasin | Tutula, Tutuli, Tutulo |
2nd Prize | Genaro R. Gojo Cruz | Ako, mga tulang pambata |
3rd Prize | Keisiah Dawn T. Tiaoson | Tugma ng Buhay kong Payak |
DULANG MAY ISANG YUGTO |
1st Prize | Eljay Castro Deldoc | Ang Lipnayan ng ating mga Katawan |
2nd Prize | Dan Ian Paulo B. Mariposque | The Divine Family |
3rd Prize | Dustin Edward D. Celestino | Fermata |
DULANG GANAP ANG HABA |
1st Prize | Miguel Antonio Alfredo V. Luarca | Nekropolis |
2nd Prize | Christian R. Vallez | Pingkian |
3rd Prize | Joshua Lim So | Atin ang Panahon |
DULANG PAMPELIKULA |
1st Prize | Jonathan P. Jurilla | Love Child |
2nd Prize | Jimmy F. Flores (co-author) and Emmanuel Q. Palo (co-author) | Elehiya |
3rd Prize | Raymund T. Barcelon | Beki Naman |
REGIONAL DIVISION |
SHORT STORY-CEBUANO |
1st Prize | Neile Genica M. Sy | Lenteng Pilokilay |
2nd Prize | John Dante | Ang Magsusulat Nga Haduol na sa Kamatayon |
3rd Prize | CD Borden | Alindasay |
SHORT STORY-HILIGAYNON |
1st Prize | Ritchie D. Pagunsan | Kauhaw sa Tingadlaw |
2nd Prize | Alvin Q. Larida | Lola Violeta |
3rd Prize | Serafin I. Plotria, Jr. | Puno sang Aligotgot |
SHORT STORY-ILOKANO |
1st Prize | Rodolfo D. Agatep Jr. | Diro Ti Disierto |
2nd Prize | Jorge Richard P. Guerrero | Idiay Langit, Awan Lanit |
3rd Prize | Clarito De Francia | Piglatan |
ENGLISH DIVISION |
SHORT STORY |
1st Prize | Exie Abola | Vile Creatures |
2nd Prize | Ian Rosales Casocot | Don't Follow Me, I Don't Even Know Where I'm Going |
3rd Prize | Katrina D. Torralba | Amadito and Amanda |
SHORT STORY FOR CHILDREN |
1st Prize | NO WINNER |
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2nd Prize | Jonny Bernas Pornel | The Legend of Ipot-ipot |
3rd Prize | Elvie Victonette B. Razon-Gonzalez | The Race to Uswag |
ESSAY |
1st Prize | Rio Renato Pulido Constantino | The Year of the Periwinkle |
2nd Prize | Russell Stanley Geronimo | Profile of a Stateless Person: Notes on a Deportation Proceeding |
3rd Prize | Francine M. Marquez | Normalizing Survival |
POETRY |
1st Prize | Patricia Mariya Shishikura | Translating Wildfires |
2nd Prize | Vince Raphael V. Agcaoili | Carrying |
3rd Prize | Michael Maniquiz | Lou Reed Meets Delmore Schwartz at a Bar |
POETRY WRITTEN FOR CHILDREN |
1st Prize | John Patrick F. Solano | Odd Numbers |
2nd Prize | Ian Rosales Casocot | Bisaya for all that we gugma |
3rd Prize | Simone Marie Sales | Paper Planes |
ONE-ACT PLAY |
1st Prize | Randy Q. Villanueva | Neneng |
2nd Prize | Ian Rosales Casocot | The Midsummer of Manuel Arguilla |
3rd Prize | Rossielle Sarabia Manicad | My Lover's Presscon |
FULL-LENGTH PLAY |
1st Prize | Miguel Antonio Alfredo V. Luarca | Dogsblood |
2nd Prize | NO WINNER |
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3rd Prize | NO WINNER |
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The 71st Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature by the numbers:
Total number of entries | 1,405 |
Number of categories | 20 |
Total number of judges | 57 |
Total number of winning works | 56 |
Total number of winners | 54 |
New winners | 30 |
Former winners | 24 |
Male winners | 40 |
Female winners | 14 |
Age breakdown |
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20 and under | 5 |
21-30 | 15 |
31-40 | 13 |
41-50 | 11 |
51-60 | 9 |
61-70 | 1 |
Note: The youngest winners this contest year are 13-year-old female twins; the oldest winner is a 65-year-old male. |
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Total number of winners (authors) from 1951-2023 | 2,526 |
Total number of winning works from 1951-2023 | 2,617 |
Total number of Hall of Famers | 26 |
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