1. Roots
(July 2018/Poetry)

by Abigail Licad I grew the wrong direction in my mother's womb a breech baby torn out wailing from her sliced stomach When I asked my father to name the leafless grooves branching from my mo

2. Abigail Licad
(July 2018/Contributors)

Abigail Licad grew up in Antipolo, Philippines and immigrated to the US with her family when she was 13. She received her BA from University of California-Berkeley and her MPhil in literature from Oxf

3. Reading Under the Sun
(February 2011/Reviews)

by Abigail Licad O Thiam Chin, Under the Sun, MPH, 2010. 199 pgs. If aliens wanted to understand what it is like to be human, to learn about our preoccupations, the complexity of our thoughts and

4. The 1.5 Generation: Karen Llagas's Archipelago Dust
(February 2011/Reviews)

by Abigail Licad   Karen Llagas, Archipelago Dust, Meritage Press, 2010. 61 pages. Archipelago Dust, the first collection of poems by Filipino-American poet Karen Llagas, captures in nuanced,

5. Abigail Licad
(February 2011/Contributors)

Abigail Licad grew up in the Philippines and immigrated to California with her family at age 13. She received her B.A. from UC Berkeley and her M.Phil in literature from Oxford University. Her poetry

6. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(February 2011/Front page)

...: Elaine Woo Reviews: Reid Mitchell, Jason Eng Hun Lee, Alice Tsay, Michael O'Sullivan, William Noseworthy, Abigail Licad, Mary-Jane Newton, Vivian Ding, Michael Tsang Our fourteenth issue (&quo...

7. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(July 2018/Front page)

...​, ​Ivan Emil A. Labayne​, ​Jona Branzuela Bering​,​ Firie Jill T. Ramos​, ​Shane Carreon​, ​Abigail Licad,​ ​Jam Pascual​, ​Vincen Gregory Yu​, ​Sean Labrador y Manzan...