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Rene O. Villanueva SeptemberDecemberwas a Filipino Dramatist and Childrens Story Writer who made his mark in Philippine Literature in the lates and well into the first decade of thest century.
He had a remarkable contribution to Filipino culture as shown in his prolific output which generates continuing interest in his plays and books for young people.
Villanueva was born in La Loma, Quezon City and studied in public schools, the Lyceum of the Philippines, and the University of the Philippines.
As a young person, he already had the inclination to the arts, telling stories to playmates and winning in national school writing contests.
In college, he was active in the theater as a writer and as a performer, Later when he Rene O, Villanueva SeptemberDecemberwas a Filipino Dramatist and Children's Story Writer who made his mark in Philippine Literature in the lates and well into the first decade of thest century.
He had a remarkable contribution to Filipino culture as shown in his prolific output which generates continuing interest in his plays and books for young people.
Villanueva was born in La Loma, Quezon City and studied in public schools, the Lyceum of the Philippines, and the University of the Philippines.
As a young person, he already had the inclination to the arts, telling stories to playmates and winning in national school writing contests.
In college, he was active in the theater as a writer and as a performer, Later when he got into the writing workshop circuit, he joined the literary group Galian sa Arte at Tula GAT to learn from veteran writers.
In a children's literature workshop, he stood out as a fellow, and critic National Artist Virgilio S, Almario recognized his writerly gifts, His drama auspiciously began inwith "Entreswelo" and "Pag ibig ni Mariang Makiling" which won an award in the playwriting workshop, Palihang Aurelio Tolentino.
Then in, he won his first Palanca Award with the one act play "Kumbersasyon" and from then on his pen did not falter a beat.
He came out with memorable dramatic works like "May Isang Sundalo", "Sigwa", "Botong", "Kalantiaw", "Dobol"and "Watawat", Villanueva's stories for children garnered prestigious prizes, including Palanca Award winning works like " sitelink Bertdey ni Guido", " sitelink Ang Unang Baboy sa Langit", "Tungkung Langit at Alunsina", " sitelink Nemo, Ang Batang Papel", and "Tatlong Ungas".
For his pioneering contribution to local children's literature, Villanueva was nominated by the Philippine Board
on Books for Young People PBBY to theHans Christian Andersen Award for Children's Writer, the most prestigious international recognition in the field of writing for children.
He is the first Filipino writer to have been nominated to the award, His indomitable spirit as a writer, teacher and cultural worker found him travelling all over the country to share his views on children's welfare, creative writing, curriculum enrichment, and teaching materials development.
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