Victor Fernando R. Ocampo
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Fish Eats Lion
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The Infinite Library and Other Stories
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The Ayam Curtain
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Best New Singaporean Short Stories: Volume Four
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Best New Singaporean Short Stories: Volume Two
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LONTAR #2
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Trash: A Southeast Asian Urban Anthology
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Philippine Speculative Fiction Volume VI
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2011
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LONTAR #6
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Here Be Dragons
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“Love is the demiurge that builds substance from the elements of our lives.
From "Big Enough for the Entire Universe”
― Fish Eats Lion
From "Big Enough for the Entire Universe”
― Fish Eats Lion
“With a combination of proper lighting and climate control he managed to achieve a different ecological niche in each gallery. In the African section, where the imbrications of Augustine, Mafouz and Okri lay decomposing, he grew sorghum and Dioscorea yams. In the Chinese gallery where the Tao Te Ching and countless Confucian annotations moldered, he grew rice, crab apples and barley. Over the poems of Neruda and Borges himself, he grew potatoes. Each plant in this new Eden he lovingly tainted with the virus of civilization
- from the short story "Resurrection”
― Philippine Speculative Fiction VI
- from the short story "Resurrection”
― Philippine Speculative Fiction VI
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“A book is a fragile creature, it suffers the wear of time, it fears rodents, the elements and clumsy hands. so the librarian protects the books not only against mankind but also against nature and devotes his life to this war with the forces of oblivion.”
― The Name of the Rose
― The Name of the Rose
“Sometimes you want to say things, and you're missing an idea to make them with, and missing a word to make the idea with. In the beginning was the word. That's how somebody tried to explain it once. Until something is named, it doesn't exist.”
― Babel-17
― Babel-17
“With a combination of proper lighting and climate control he managed to achieve a different ecological niche in each gallery. In the African section, where the imbrications of Augustine, Mafouz and Okri lay decomposing, he grew sorghum and Dioscorea yams. In the Chinese gallery where the Tao Te Ching and countless Confucian annotations moldered, he grew rice, crab apples and barley. Over the poems of Neruda and Borges himself, he grew potatoes. Each plant in this new Eden he lovingly tainted with the virus of civilization
- from the short story "Resurrection”
― Philippine Speculative Fiction VI
- from the short story "Resurrection”
― Philippine Speculative Fiction VI
“Love is the demiurge that builds substance from the elements of our lives.
From "Big Enough for the Entire Universe”
― Fish Eats Lion
From "Big Enough for the Entire Universe”
― Fish Eats Lion

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