No one would ever dare touch a tulayhang. We are blessed by our masters with … TulayhangRead 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.
Engkantada
“Ate, could you hand me the soap please?” “Sure.” I don’t know who the woman … EngkantadaRead more
Engkanto (Tagalog)
Limbas was chasing his quarry with his usual swiftness, he had a reputation to uphold … Engkanto (Tagalog)Read more
Engkantada – 1
Part 3 of Escape from Trapped in the Engkanto’s Realm “It’s my turn isn’t it?” … Engkantada – 1Read more
Kelita’s Engkanto
She didn’t notice her bleeding feet, or the fact that she had almost been sunburned … Kelita’s EngkantoRead more
Mariang Makiling
“I want to go up the mountain!” “No, you really don’t.” “You can’t keep treating me … Mariang MakilingRead more
The Engkanta of Laguna de Bay
Her footsteps were lighter than the mist surrounding the Laguna de Bay. The beautiful woman … The Engkanta of Laguna de BayRead more
Mariang Sinukuan
“AAAAAAIIIEEEEE!!” My sister screams as the thunder roars through the house. I don’t know why … Mariang SinukuanRead more
Mariang Ilaya
Manang Paula looked at the letter that Lolo Ambo left her. As much as she … Mariang IlayaRead more
Mariang Binokong
“It’s not fair,” Sasha’s sobs echoed through the forest. She looked straight into the picture … Mariang BinokongRead more