1970 Palanca Awards

1970 Palanca Awards

The Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature winners in the year 1970 (rank, title of winning entry, name of author).__NOTOC__

English division

Short story
First Prize: "“People of Consequence”" by Ines Taccad Cammayo
Second Prize: "“Punch and Judas”" by Emmanuel Lacaba
Third Prize: "“The Southern Seas”" by Ninotchka Rosca

Poetry
First Prize: "“Selected Poems”" by Hilario Francia Jr.
Second Prize: "“Selected Poems”" by Alfredo O. Cuenca Jr.
Third Prize: "“Becoming and Other Poems”" by Elsa M. Coscolluela

One-Act Play
First Prize: "“Run, David, Run”" by Nestor S. Florentino II
Second Prize: "“Burning”" by Elsa M. Coscolluela
Third Prize: "“Blood Spoor”" by Elsa M. Coscolluela

Filipino division

Short story
First Prize: "“Servando Magdamag”" by Ricardo Lee
Second Prize: "“Ang Bangkay sa Dalampasigan ng mga Uwak”" by Dominador Mirasol
Third Prize: "“Dugo sa Kanyang Pagsilang”" by Domingo Landicho

Poetry
First Prize: "“Peregrinasyon”" by Virgilio S. Almario
Second Prize: "“Alay sa Lahi”" by Ruben Vega
Third Prize: "“Maliwalu”" by Epifanio San Juan Jr.

One-Act Play
First Prize: "“Vida”" by Wilfredo Pa. Virtusio
Second Prize: "“Ang Uwak”" by Levy Balgos Dela Cruz
Third Prize: "“Saan Pupunta ang Paruparo”" by Rogelio Sikat


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