Eileen Tabios Poem “What Can a Daughter Say” is Reviewed in The Halo-Halo Review

Dos Madres Press on September 28, 2015

Eileen Tabios author of INVENT[ST]ORY has her poem “What Can a Daughter Say” reviewed in The Halo-Halo Review.

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