Her formative years in school were spent under the tutelage of nuns. She is one of the earliest Filipina feminist poets, writes in English and Cebuano-Visayan, also supporting women’s rights. MARJORIE EVASCO was born into a family of teachers in Maribojoc (Bohol) on a September day, 1953. She finished Masteral Degree in Creative Writing in 1982. For many years, she was director a creative writing center.
She has received several Philippine Free Press prizes for her poems and essays. She has written many essays on women’s poetry (several of them finding their place in various anthologies). Her prize-winning poetry books they are Dreamweavers: Selected Poems, Ochre Tones: Poems and Ochre Tones. MARJORIE EVASCO was a founding member of organizations espousing the cause of women writers. She has been published extensively in Asia, Europe and North America.
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