Biography • Born in Iloilo, Philippines, Angelo Tiwana Quiamco is a multifaceted writer—engaging as an author, critic, poet, anthropologist, essayist, and novelist; • He received his early education from Tigbauan Central Elementary School (2008) and completed his secondary studies via the Alternative Learning System A&E (2013), pursuing BS Computer Science; • Beyond literature, he’s trained in Arnis and TaeKwonDo, and holds a TESDA National Certificate II in Computer Hardware Servicing; • He also works as a freelance writer for various online publications. Notable Works Angelo’s writings span poetry, fiction, essays, and reference works. Some of his titles include: • Arnis General Terminology – a paperback guide compiling Arnis terms, published by Lulu in 2019. • Approached Words for Phobias and Manias – a glossary-style eBook exploring psychological terminology. • Spotlight Scienmatics, The Ancient Mythological Gods and Goddesses, My Iridescent Poems, The Great Pearl of Tigbauan, and Archivo de Tigbauan (a historical/heritage eBook. Writing Style & Philosophy • He excels across poetry, fiction, and essays, showcasing a versatile literary voice. • Known for insightful aphorisms on language, reading, and effort, such as: “A fine writer must appreciate and accept the power of language manifestly.” “Great time is for those who made effort. Better time is for those who made gain.” “Be an active reader; not a passive reader.”