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BookOrb recommends DoveLion (2021), The opposite of claustrophobia (2017), Verses Typhoon Yolanda (2014), The blind Chatelaine's keys (2008), and After the Egyptians determined the shape of the world as a circle (1996).

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Who wrote The in(ter)vention of the hay(na)ku?

The in(ter)vention of the hay(na)ku is by Eileen Tabios.