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Story Philippines has set out on a mission to provide the most entertaining reading experience for fiction in the country. Featuring new short fiction from Filipino writers, the magazine is presented in an intriguing format that boasts cutting edge design, illustration and photography. The magazine offers its community of dedicated readers the most preferred venue for Philippine writers to share their work. Story Philippines is read with pleasure the moment it is in your hands - - and long thereafter. It is a magazine with a bold vision for reading and entertainment; one that retains its value over time and is never dated. Committed to excellence, Story Philippines aims to constantly renew itself and shape the future of reading entertainment for its rapidly growing audience. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Vanni de Sequera is the former editor in chief of MANUAL and the current editor in chief of the soon-to-be published MAXIM Philippines. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Jade loves to read. He is a businessman and is happily married to Joanna Aguenza, who also loves to read. On most evenings, they enjoy reading to daughter Arianna (8), and son Julian (6). | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Steph is a graduate of the Graphic Design Program at the Parsons School of Design in New York City and the Fine Arts Program of the University of the Philippines, Cebu (major in Painting). A veteran of the advertising industry, Steph’s experience includes stints at McCann Erickson, Leo Burnett and Olbes, Ogilvy and Mather. A former Senior Art Director of Mega Magazine and Publications, Steph is now the Creative Director of Gustav Graphics, an advertising and design company that she also owns. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Margie Lopa-Perez writes, edits, and researches for non-government organizations (NGOs) and has published books on social movements in the Philippines and community campaigns in the South East Asian region. Between writing projects and graduate classes at the University of the Philippines, where she is at work on an MA in sociology, Margie loves to travel, discover novel dishes, lose herself in a well-crafted movie, and go scuba diving with husband Mikko. Occasionally, one year old son Leon comes in tow. Margie is passionate about photography and has displayed her work in a number of group exhibits with Retrotista, a loose group of amateur enthusiasts with a nostalgic preference for black and white film photography. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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