*Note this story is in Cebuano/Bisaya Gwapa kaayo siya. Nilingkod si Sisoy sa kalasangan ug … The Engkantada and Sisoy – Cebuano/Bisaya TranslationRead more
Engkanto
These are spirits usually called ‘encanto’, ‘tamawo’ or ‘diwata’. In texts they are described alternately as ‘fairies’ or ‘elves’ in the Western sense. Supernaturally beautiful and sometimes malevolent, they are both awe-inspiring and frightening to cross.
Kelita’s Engkanto – Tagalog Translation
*Note this story is in Tagalog Hindi niya napansin ang nagdurugo niyang paa, o ang … Kelita’s Engkanto – Tagalog TranslationRead more
Engkantada (Waray)
“Stop! The child can’t handle the cold!” the woman shouted across the river. It was … Engkantada (Waray)Read more
The Engkantada and Sisoy – Bicol Legazpi Translation
aoc nude boss304s *Note this story is in Bicol “Kagayon kaining babayi.” Nakatukaw si Sisoy sa … The Engkantada and Sisoy – Bicol Legazpi TranslationRead more
Engkantada – 7
“Aren’t you tired yet? I’ve never met humans as stubborn as you,” The beautiful woman … Engkantada – 7Read more
Engkantada
Maria clutched her rosary tight. She said her prayers in front of the statue of … EngkantadaRead more
Banwaanon – Cebuano Translation
*Note this story is in Cebuano “Wala pa man ‘ko gikapoy!” “Shhh, kinahanglan na ka … Banwaanon – Cebuano TranslationRead more
Engkanto
Everyone needs stories in their lives. It’s what makes them more human. Anyone that disagrees … EngkantoRead more
The Engkanto of Lamesa Falls
It was a day just like any other when lola got sick and could not … The Engkanto of Lamesa FallsRead more
The Engkanto of Tinamnan Gabe
In the small sitio of Tinamnan Gabe, there is a deep cave next to the … The Engkanto of Tinamnan GabeRead more