Writing in SOX Hiligaynon language: weaving narratives rooted in the province of South Cotabato 

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Writing in SOX Hiligaynon language: weaving narratives rooted in the province of South Cotabato 
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(MindaNews / 04 Feb) -- Alvin Q. Larida’s academic background in Physics did not deter him from pursuing his love for writing. 

— Alvin Q. Larida’s academic background in Physics did not deter him from pursuing his love for writing.

“During those initial stages, navigating the writing community posed a significant challenge, given my lack of a network. I was oblivious to the existence of writers’ groups within the region. My background wasn’t in language or literature. I was unfamiliar with the technical aspects of writing.” In 2018, Larida embarked on his journey of crafting literary works in Hiligaynon, submitting them to various publications across the country. From 2021 to 2022, he ventured further by participating in writing competitions. He aspired to gain recognition for SOX Hiligaynon, celebrating its distinct linguistic characteristics.

His immersion in the local literary scene deepened his appreciation for the region’s diverse languages and literature. His upbringing in a rural setting, specifically in Surallah, South Cotabato Province, serves as a source of inspiration for his writing. The works of John Iremil Teodoro , Gen Asenjo, Peter Nery, and Alice Gonzales-Tan also inspire him, resonating with him due to their similar settings and depictions of life.

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