Angus Miranda is an Information Technology graduate from Holy Angel University, Angeles City, Philippines. He is a content writer and is in his mid twenties.
He has been blogging about anything that strikes his mind for six months at Blogger, until he tried doing it at WordPress. After having a long writing hiatus, he decided to blog again.
He wants a lifetime of reading and writing, although he feels like his own writing really isn’t something. He joins amateur writing contests but doesn’t have plans of going further. His only writing fellowship is the new and regional Pamiyabe Creative Writing Fellowship. He also served as the Editor-in-Chief of his high school and college publications.
He is quite skilled in a variety of subjects, such as english, math, science, and a few of the social sciences, but he is a master of none. His waterloo is economics. And politics.
He might have been currently a Chemical Engineering, Creative Writing, Psychology or ECE student at some topnotch or obscure university, a bum in Angeles City, a call center agent in the ex-American bases, etc. But he will always have a space for writing in his rather twisted journeys in the hell/heaven we call our world, where we of course lead our lives.
Angus Miranda
Hi! i saw your blog in pinoyblogospehere yahoo groups and I think you’re blog is really nice. Can we exchange links? I’ll add you up in my blog roll. And by the way, do you know anyone of the name, Francisco Napalit, we was once a professor of Holy Angel University.
By: Ennah on May 16, 2008
at 2:57 PM
I already added you up and I hope you add mine as well. Please do inform me if you already put my blog in your blog roll. Thanks in advance.
Mr. Napalit is now teaching in my school, Asia Pacific College, and always boasted how bright students are in Holy Angel. =D
By: Ennah on May 17, 2008
at 9:54 PM
Angus, salamat ken link. Ikit ke mu ining site mu through FeedJit kayi pala ni-link muku. Salamat kapatad. I-link daka rin nung makanyan anggang ali ya religious site ini, uling kapareho dakang Kapampangan, hehehehe.
Malati yamu ing Pampanga, abe, siguro potang kayi mikit kata rin ken palele-lele…
By: Hazel Chua on June 9, 2008
at 7:16 AM
Angus! How are you? Ang tagal na kitang hindi nakita.
Punta ka sa akin.
You have a very nice blog
Balitaan mo ko!
By: Kristina de Vera on August 19, 2008
at 11:47 AM
Hi Angus, I have always admired people like you, bright and with excellent writing skills. I chanced upon this when I was researching about the tigtgan terakan which would be tonight. Hope to be friends with people like you. Di ako Kapampangan, but I understand na kase I lived here for the past 15 years na. Take care..
By: Marge P. Santos on October 24, 2008
at 8:03 AM
ana katamu mu karitak, ikatamung aspiring literary writers a makabasi keng Pampanga. neng kayi maka-discourage, pero in the future, i hope people will look back on our works, which hopefully will capture the sentiments and ideals of our times.
because if no one will tell the stories of our generation, then our times will just be a murky area in the continuum of time.
PS: makyabe kang cinekabalen!!!
By: sisigman on March 7, 2009
at 11:10 PM