Greg Laconsay

Gregorio “Greg” C. Laconsay (Natividad, Pangasinán,^[1] 12 de marzo de 1931) editor de varias importantes publicaciones y escritor filipino en ilocano y tagalo.^[1]

En 1966, fue editor jefe de la revista Bannawag.^[2] Llegó a ser director de apoyo para publicaciones como Liwayway Publishing, Inc., de donde sería más tarde director general en 1977. Se retiró en 1991 habiendo recibido veintisiete premios y reconocimientos de distintas organizaciones en Filipinas y el extranjero.^[1] También fue miembro de la Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS).^[3]

Obra[editar]

Diccionarios[editar]

Iluko-English-Tagalog Dictionary (1993)^[4]
Simplified Iluko Grammar (2005)

Novelas[editar]

Ti Kabusor (1974)
Ti Love Story ni Theresa (1971)
Nalagda a Cari (1951)
Rebelde (1957)
Villa Verde (1959)
Sacramento (1960)
Purísima Concepción (1961)
Kadena Perpetua (1961)
Kasimpungalan (1962)
Rupanrupa (1963)
Ti Ubing nga Agpateg iti Sangapirgis a Papel (1964)
Dawel (1964)
Littik (1965)
Samuel (1966)
Dagiti Agtawid (1967)
Ti Biddut (1968)
Nympho (1971)

Literatura sobre educación sexual[editar]

Lalake at Babae (1974) - Man and Woman
Sex Education sa Modernong Lalaki at Babae (1986) - Sex Education for Modern Man and Woman
Panalo Ka! (1990) - You Win!
My Sexpert Opinion (1984)

Referencias[editar]

↑ ^a ^b ^c Greg Laconsay, mula sa Iluko.com at Panitikan.com.ph, retrieved on: March 14, 2008
↑ “Greg Laconsay (adviser)”, Bragado, Jose A. GUMIL Metro Manila: A Historical Perspective, Gunglo Dagiti Mannurat nga Ilocano Iti Metro Manila, Inc., from the book Lingka and Gumil Metro Manila, Inc., GumilMetro.wordpress.com, retrieved on March 14, 2008
↑ “Greg Laconsay”, member of the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS), undated, retrieved on March 14, 2008
↑ “Iluko-English-Tagalog Dictionary. Greg C. Laconsay. Quezon City, Philippines: Phoenix Pub. House, c1993., Philippine Reference Sources” sa Doe Library (120), University of California, Berkeley, California, collected by Virginia Jing-yi Shih and Leslie Woodhouse during the Fall of 2006, Southeast Asia Resources, South/Southeast Asia Library, retrieved on March 14, 2008

Datos: Q3549039

[Iluko-1] Greg Laconsay, mula sa Iluko.com at Panitikan.com.ph, retrieved on: March 14, 2008

[GumilBannawag-2] “Greg Laconsay (adviser)”, Bragado, Jose A. GUMIL Metro Manila: A Historical Perspective, Gunglo Dagiti Mannurat nga Ilocano Iti Metro Manila, Inc., from the book Lingka and Gumil Metro Manila, Inc., GumilMetro.wordpress.com, retrieved on March 14, 2008

[Famas-3] “Greg Laconsay”, member of the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS), undated, retrieved on March 14, 2008

[Shih-4] “Iluko-English-Tagalog Dictionary. Greg C. Laconsay. Quezon City, Philippines: Phoenix Pub. House, c1993., Philippine Reference Sources” sa Doe Library (120), University of California, Berkeley, California, collected by Virginia Jing-yi Shih and Leslie Woodhouse during the Fall of 2006, Southeast Asia Resources, South/Southeast Asia Library, retrieved on March 14, 2008

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