Miguel Syjuco was born in Manila, Philippines, in 1976. He now lives in Canada.
By Miguel Syjuco
Latest News
- Don DeLillo wins the Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction
- Anna Raverat longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize
- Two Picador authors on the Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award longlist
- Burial Rites by Hannah Kent is selected for Waterstones 11
- John Kinsella wins the Victorian Premier's Literary Award for Poetry for his collection Armour
- Rachael Boast wins 2012 Seamus Heaney Centre Prize for Poetry for her collection Sidereal
- Richard Meier Shortlisted for the Aldeburgh First Collection Prize 2012
- Picador Author Stuart Nadler is One of America's 5 Best Writers Under 35
- Rahul Bhattacharya wins the 2012 Ondaatje Prize
- Picador's Don DeLillo Series Wins D&AD Yellow Pencil
Forthcoming Events
- James Salter at the Dublin Writers Festival
- James Salter at the Bristol Festival Ideas
- James Salter at the London Literature Festival
- Robin Robertson at the Dublin Writers Festival
- James Salter at the Hay Festival
- Aleksander Hemon at the Hay Festival
- Jon Ronson at the Hay Festival
- Emma Chapman talks at The Girly Book Club
Books
A Curious Invitation, A Fort of Nine Towers, A Picador Christmas, Albert Angelo, Alice Bliss, All That Is, All the Pretty Horses (Picador 40th Edition), American Psycho (Picador 40th Edition), Another Night Before Christmas, Any Human Face, Astray, At Last, Bad News, Banjo, Benediction, Bridget Jones's Diary (Picador 40th Edition), Burial Rites, Burying the Typewriter, Cloudstreet, Cosmopolis, Dare Me, Dirt Music (Picador 40th Edition), Doctor Criminale, Eating People is Wrong, Eventide, Hallucinations, Happy 40th Birthday, Picador, Harvest, Hood Rat, Hope: A Tragedy, How To Be a Good Wife, If This Is Home , Ilustrado, Imperial Bedrooms, Inspector Minahan Makes a Stand, Last Orders (Picador 40th Edition), Laura Lamont's Life in Pictures, Let's Pretend This Never Happened, Little Gods, London Unfurled, Lost At Sea: The Jon Ronson Mysteries, Mateship with Birds, Meeting the English, Micka, Mother's Milk, Mother's Milk (Picador 40th Edition), Mr Foote's Other Leg, Mr Fox, Never Mind, Next To Love, Nourishment, One Moment One Morning, Ours Are The Streets, Plainsong, Point Omega, Rates of Exchange, Red Dust Road, Richard, Room, Room (Picador 40th Edition), Rust and Bone (film tie-in), Signs of Life, Solace, Stepping Westward, Sutler, Talk Of The Town, Ten Stories About Smoking, Ten Things I've Learnt About Love, The Book of Life, The Book of My Lives, The City of Abraham, The Daughter Game, The Devil's Garden, The End of Everything, The Family Fang, The Godless Boys, The Great Gatsby, The Great Perhaps, The Heretics, The History Man, The Ice Age, The Line of Beauty (Picador 40th Edition), The Lovely Bones (Picador 40th Edition), The Picador Book of 40, The Psychopath Test, The Road, The Savage Detectives (Picador 40th Edition), The Sea (Picador 40th Edition), The Sea on Fire, The Sealed Letter, The Silver Linings Playbook (film tie-in), The Sly Company of People Who Care, The Stranger's Child, The Tenderloin, The Third Reich, The Transformation Of Bartholomew Fortuno, The Two Week Wait, The View on the Way Down, This is Paradise, Tigers in Red Weather, Titanic Thompson, To the Hermitage, Waiting For Columbus, Wenceslas, When Nights Were Cold, White is for Witching, White Noise (Picador 40th Edition), Why We Build, Wise Men, Wish You Were HereCan't find what you're looking for? Try panmacmillan.com
Authors
Alan Hollinghurst, Aleksandar Hemon, Alice Sebold, Anna Raverat, Anna Richards, B. S. Johnson, Belinda McKeon, Ben Myers, Bret Easton Ellis, Bridget O'Donnell, Carmen Bugan, Carol Ann Duffy, Carrie Tiffany, Charlotte Greig, Cormac McCarthy, Craig Davidson, Don DeLillo, Edward Docx, Edward St Aubyn, Ellen Bryson, Ellen Feldman, Emma Chapman, Emma Donoghue, Emma Straub, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Frances Kay, Gavin Knight, Gerard Woodward, Graham Swift, Hannah Kent, Helen Fielding, Helen Oyeyemi, Howard Cunnell, Ian Kelly, Jackie Kay, Jacob Polley, James Salter, Jim Crace, Joe Meno, John Banville, John Butler, Jon Ronson, Kate Long, Kevin Cook, Kevin Wilson, Kirsten Reed, Laura Harrington, Liza Klaussmann, Malcolm Bradbury, Matteo Pericoli, Matthew Quick, Megan Abbott, Miguel Syjuco, Naomi Wood, Oliver Sacks, Qais Akbar Omar, Rahul Bhattacharya, Rebecca Wait, Richard House, Roberto Bolaño, Rowan Moore, Sarah Butler, Sarah Rayner, Shalom Auslander, Stuart Evers, Stuart Nadler, Sunjeev Sahota, Susanna Jones, Suzette Field, Thomas Trofimuk, Tim Winton, Various, Will Eaves, Will StorrCan't find what you're looking for? Try panmacmillan.com
Ilustrado
Miguel Syjuco
Man Asian Literary Prize winner
Brilliantly conceived and stylishly executed, [Ilustrado] covers a large and tumultuous historical period with seemingly effortless skill. It is also ceaselessly entertaining, frequently raunchy, and effervescent with humour.
Pankaj Mishra,
Judge of the Man Asian Literary Prize
Comments (4)
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Saturday 25th Dec 2010 07:42
Corrigendum/addendum...
A little subbing/editong won't hurt!
I know a Filipina on Sukhumvit road. A wheeler-dealer publisher and night creme producer vedor. Amelita de La Cruz known as "Amy". Once the daughter, visiting mother was wearing a tight olive green army t-shirt, large upper case white: ARMY. Why, I asked her? Khun Amy explained "In the 50s the first ever Miss Universe the blue eyed Finnish Armi Kuusela married a dashing Filipino real estate tycoon Virgilio Hilario. That's why Amelitas daughter is called Armi - not "Army". But Armi & Hilario was the first big east meet west romance.
John Koistinen-Lindgren
Carsanook
Royaume de Thailande
Saturday 25th Dec 2010 07:35
I know a Filipina. Amelita de La Cruz "Amy". Once the daughter was wearing atight olive green army t-shirt, large upper case ARMY. Why I asked her? Amy explained "In the 50s there the first ever Miss Universe the blue eyed Finnish Armi Kuusela married a handsome Filipino real estate tycoon Virgilio Hilario. That's why Amelitas daughter is called Armi - not "Army".
John Koistinen-Lindgren
Carsanook
Royaume de Thailande
Miguel talks us through where he wrote Ilustrado and shows us his Star Trek chair.
