Over the years, I’ve had my poetry and feature stories on various advocacies and travels published in several broadsheets and magazines (complete with photos of being kissed by a baby elephant). Lately though, I’ve taken an inkling in writing about the local football scene, which is at a very interesting period in its history.
(And I’d also like to think I’m providing a uniquely female voice to make the sport more palatable to a significant number of the football-supporting population in the Philippines. Yeah, I just like to think that.)
Here are some published works in 2011 (all in good fun—and no, I am not in love with Phil Younghusband):
Phil Younghusband: Daring to Dream
Sleepless in Bacolod: The View from the Stands in Panaad
Azkals fans—and fangirls—await Stephan Schrock’s return
Football renaissance now in full circle
Chasing David Beckham, On and Off the Pitch
Pinoy football: An unexpected love affair
OK, the writing continues in 2012:
Walking on, with hope in your heart
Eventually, a Club versus Country Debate and a Team that Played like a Team
‘Hollywood’ Misagh Bahadoran more than just a (very) pretty face
Five things we learned from the Philippines-Malaysia friendly
Everything but the Win and then Some
What is sexual harassment? Sofia, Cristina, and the Woman Question
Of Azkals and Adversity Quotients: A Look at the Team’s Run in the AFC Challenge Cup
Fields of Dreams and For this Younghusband, A Vision for the Future
‘Hollywood’ insider: Misagh Bahadoran on football, futsal, and fangirls
Chilling with Carli de Murga: On Azkals, panget music, and great literature
