A.C. FabianA.C. Fabian (1901–1976) was a well-known literary editor of Graphic Magazine before World War II. He became the general manager of Liwayway Publications, Inc. after the war and was responsible for implementing changes that led to a “flowering” of Taglog fiction in the 1960s. To countless Liwayway readers, Fabian was a versatile novelist writing under various pseudonyms. He focused on issues that tackled government corruption, the proliferation of private armies, the flawed electoral system. His voice stood out as a solid storyteller with a barely hidden contempt for the opportunities and scalawags of postwar society. Among his novels are ‘Maria Mercedes’, ‘Ana Malaya’, ‘Ang Mga Dayupay’, ‘Basta Mayaman’, and ‘Magbayad Ka!’ Read More Read Less