It was a day just like any other when lola got sick and could not … The Engkanto of Lamesa FallsRead 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.
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
Engkanto
Nicky bio Wisps of light streaked through the night sky, standing silent witness to a … EngkantoRead more
The Engkanta of Laguna de Bay – Tagalog Translation
*Note this story is in Tagalog Mas magaan pa sa hamog na nakapalibot sa Laguna … The Engkanta of Laguna de Bay – Tagalog TranslationRead more
Mariang Sinukuan – Tagalog Translation
*Note this story is in Tagalog AAAAAAIIIEEEEE!!” Sumabay ang hiyaw ng kapatid ko sa dagundong ng … Mariang Sinukuan – Tagalog TranslationRead more
Engkantada
“Wait up! You’re walking too fast!” Reymark tries to catch up to the rest of the … EngkantadaRead more
Engkantada
“She was so beautiful.” Sisoy sat in the forest and dwelt on his mistakes. He … EngkantadaRead more
Engkantada
This is a story about a faithful love and a beautiful fairy. And how jealousy … EngkantadaRead more
Tulayhang
No one would ever dare touch a tulayhang. We are blessed by our masters with … TulayhangRead more
Engkantada
“Ate, could you hand me the soap please?” “Sure.” I don’t know who the woman … EngkantadaRead more