Francisco Sionil José

Francisco Sionil José () adalah penulis Filipina. A National Artist of the Philippines for Literature, which was bestowed upon him in 2001, José's novels and short stories depict the social underpinnings of class struggles and colonialism in Filipino society. His works—written in English—have been translated into 28 languages, including Korean, Indonesian, Czech, Russian, Latvian, Ukrainian and Dutch.

Karya

Novel Rosales Saga 
Seri lima novel that spans three centuries of Philippine history, translated into 22 languages
 Sebuah Desa Bernama Po-on (Source) (1984) 
 Tokoh-tokoh Munafik (1962) 
 My Brother, My Executioner (1973) 
 Mass (December 31, 1974) 
 Tree (1978)

Original novels containing the Rosales Saga
 Source (Po-on) (1993) 
 Don Vicente (1980)  – Tree and My Brother, My Executioner combined in one book
 The Samsons  The Pretenders and Mass combined in one book

Other novels

Novellas
 Three Filipino Women (1992) 
 Two Filipino Women (1981)

Short story collections
 The God Stealer and Other Stories (2001) 
 Puppy Love and Thirteen Short Stories (March 15, 1998)  and 
 Olvidon and Other Stories (1988) 
 Platinum: Ten Filipino Stories (1983)  (now out of print, its stories are added to the new version of Olvidon and Other Stories)
 Waywaya: Eleven Filipino Short Stories (1980) 
 Asian PEN Anthology (as editor) (1966)
 Short Story International (SSI): Tales by the World's Great Contemporary Writers (Unabridged, Volume 13, Number 75) (co-author, 1989)

Children's books
The Molave and The Orchid (November 2004)

Verses
 Questions (1988)

Essays and non-fiction
 In Search of the Word (De La Salle University Press, March 15, 1998)  and 
 We Filipinos: Our Moral Malaise, Our Heroic Heritage
 Soba, Senbei and Shibuya: A Memoir of Post-War Japan  and 
 Heroes in the Attic, Termites in the Sala: Why We are Poor (2005)
 This I Believe: Gleanings from a Life in Literature (2006)
 Literature and Liberation (co-author) (1988)

In translation
 Zajatec bludného kruhu (The Pretenders) (Czech language, Svoboda, 1981)
 Po-on (Tagalog language, De La Salle University Press, 1998)  and 
 Anochecer (Littera) (Spanish language, Maeva, October 2003)  and

In anthologies
 Tong  (a short story from Brown River, White Ocean: An Anthology of Twentieth-Century Philippine Literature in English by Luis Francia, Rutgers University Press, August 1993)  and

In film documentaries
 Francisco Sionil José – A Filipino Odyssey by Art Makosinski (Documentary, in color, 28min, 16mm. Winner of the Golden Shortie for Best Documentary at the 1996 Victoria Film and Video Festival)

Books about F. Sionil José
 Frankie Sionil José: A Tribute by Edwin Thumboo (editor) (Times Academic Press, Singapore, January 2005)  and 
 Conversations with F. Sionil José by Miguel A. Bernard (editor) (Vera-Reyes Publishing Inc.,  Philippines, 304 pages, 1991
 The Ilocos: A Philippine Discovery by James Fallows, The Atlantic Monthly magazine, Volume 267, No. 5, May 1991
 F. Sionil José and His Fiction by Alfredo T. Morales (Vera-Reyes Publishing Inc., Philippines, 129 pages)
 Die Rosales Saga von Francisco Sionil José. Postkoloniale Diskurse in der Romanfolge eines Philippinischen Autors by Hergen Albus (SEACOM Edition, Berlin, 2009)
 Post-colonial Discourses in Francisco Sionil José's Rosales Saga: Post-colonial Theory vs. Philippine Reality in the Works of a Philippine Autor by Hergen Albus (Südwestdeutscher Verlag für Hochschulschriften, 14. November 2012)

Referensi

Bacaan lebih lanjut 
The Writings of F. Sionil Jose, Archives, The New York Times . Retrieved on June 16, 2007
The Works of Francisco Sionil Jose, The New York Public Library . Retrieved on June 16, 2007
Books of F. Sionil Jose, Amazon.com . Retrieved on June 16, 2007
Filipino English: Literature As We Think It (from F. Sionil Jose's Keynote Lecture at the Conference on "Literatures in Englishes" at the National University of Singapore), F. Sionil Jose: National Artist for Literature, Foremost Novelist, and Stanford.edu, March 19, 2006 . Retrieved on June 16, 2007
Jose, F. Sionil.  "We Who Stayed Behind (Many fled the Philippines during the Marcos years, writes F. Sionil Jose. But what about those who remained?)", Asian Journey, Time Asia magazine (18–25 August 2003 issue), Time.com, 11 August 2007. Retrieved on June 21, 2007
Allen Gaborro, A book review about Sins, a novel by F. Sionil Jose, Random House, 1996, Eclectica.org . Retrieved on April 22, 2008

Pranala luar 

F. Sionil José: The Myth of a Filipino Writer 
Full Text: The God Stealer by F. Sionil Jose 

Penulis Filipina
Tokoh dari Pangasinan