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    Antolohia dagiti sarita nga Ilokano
    (GUMIL Filipinas, Inc., 2016) Aragon, Roy V.; Valdez, N.M.E.; Buhay, John B.
    Ti Antolohia Dagiti Sarita nga Ilokano ket maysa a koleksion dagiti napili a sarita nga insurat dagiti mannurat nga Ilokano a mangiparangarang iti nadumaduma a tema ti biag, kultura, kinatao, ken pannakikadua iti kaputotan. Naipablaak babaen ti sistema ti tagnawa, a mangipakita iti panagkaykaysa ken panagtitimpuyog dagiti mannurat tapno mapabileg ken mapasayaat pay ti literatura a Samtoy. Dagiti istoria ket agbaliw-baliw manipud iti liday ken panagsagrap, padto ti ayat ken pammati, agingga iti dangadang para iti kinalinteg ken kinaimbag. Naiparang iti tunggal sarita ti naindaklan a pannakaawat iti pakasaritaan, pagilian, ken identidad dagiti Ilokano. Babaen daytoy nga antolohia, maipakita ti pannakailangitan ti bukod a timek, pammati, ken panagus-usar ti pagsasao nga Ilokano a mangipateg iti kultura ken panagbiag dagiti tattao. Daytoy a libro ket agserbi a pagtaengan, pammaneknek, ken pammigbig iti nagpapatuloy a pannakasalimetmet ken pannakataginayon ti literatura nga Ilokano iti sangalubongan. Antolohia Dagiti Sarita nga Ilokano is a collection of selected stories written by Ilokano authors that portray diverse themes of life, culture, humanity, and intergenerational relationships. The anthology was published through the spirit of Tagnawa—a collaborative effort that highlights the unity and collective dedication of writers to strengthen and enrich Samtoy literature. The stories range from sorrow and suffering to love and faith, and even to the struggles for justice and goodness. Each narrative presents deep insights into Ilokano history, homeland, and identity. Through this anthology, the distinct voices, beliefs, and expressive power of the Ilokano language are showcased as vital elements of the people’s culture and way of life. This book serves as a testament, affirmation, and recognition of the continuous preservation and flourishing of Ilokano literature worldwide.