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Filipino student bags international literary award for story on mental health
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 19) A Filipino student won recognition at the 2020 International Literary Prize of the UK-based Hammond House Publishing, with his short story chosen as one of the winning entries under the Editor s Choice category.
Christian Andrei Laplap, a University of the Philippines Cebu student, received the award for his piece The Oddity That Is Them which tackles mental health. This was confirmed by UP Cebu in a press release on Wednesday.
According to UP Cebu, the winning literary works will be published in the annual Hammond House anthologies, expected to be released this February.