In literary criticism, stream of unconsciousness is a narrative mode that portrays an individual’s point of view by transcribing the author’s unconscious dialogue or somniloquy during sleep, in connection to his or her actions within a dream.
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Stream of the Unconscious is the collection of stories and essays evocative of this writer’s proclivities to daydream. His body of work aims to reflect the contemporary society, culture, and traditions of the Filipino.
The graduating students were called to the auditorium. It was a week before the graduation day and all the students, as well as the faculty, were in a frantic preparation for the event. Miss Ella was just about to begin the class, but she had to dismiss it already. She stayed in the classroom anyway …
Twelve men were standing side by side in front of a wall. Their hands were cuffed; their eyes blind folded. It was way past midnight but surely dawn is not coming anytime soon. These men’s last memories were how they were seized at the comforts of their homes. Men in full battle gear crashed their …
I dedicated this year, 2016, as a year dedicated to writing. I made a resolution that I will write more and publish more posts this year than in the previous years since I started blogging. As it turned out, it seems that I was successful about accomplishing my new year’s resolution. I have published a …
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