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Elena Patron : ウィキペディア英語版
Elena Patron

Elena M. Patron is a Filipino scriptwriter, novelist, poet, dramatist, essayist, and magazine columnist. Patron was one of the few women in the Philippines who ventured and succeeded in writing for Philippine comics, a field that was dominated by Filipino male writers.〔(Elena M. Patron by Komiklopedia on 2008/01/02 ), komiklopedia.wordpress.com〕
==Career==
Patron was a writer for the women’s pages and movies sections of Liwayway magazine. During her tenure as a writer-interviewer of showbusiness personalities, Patron was able to interview American actor Jeffrey Hunter, American singer Paul Anka, and some beauty queens, among others. Her magazine columns included ''Buhay May-asawa'' (Married Life), ''Psychopathic'', ''Munting-lupa'' (literally Small Portion of Land), and ''Alta-Sosyedad'' (High (of ) Society). She became interested in scriptwriting and writing novels for the field of Philippine comics after her ''Mga Payo ni Ate Mameng'' (Older Sister Mameng’s Advice) column in the pages of Liwayway magazine was converted into comic book format. Her first comic book novel was ''Kapatid Ko ang Aking Ina'' (My Sister is My Mother), a novel that was adapted into a film that gave her a Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences Award (FAMAS Award) for best story. Among her other novels were ''Isinilang Ko ang Anak ng Ibang Babae'' (I Gave Birth to the Child of Another Woman), ''Dalawa ang Nagdalantao sa Akin'' (There Were Two Who Became Pregnant for Me), ''Ako si Emma, Babae'' (I am Emma, a Woman), ''Padre, si Eba'' (Father, This is Eve), ''Bago N’yo Ako Sumpain'' (Before You Curse Me), ''Lord, Give Me a Lover'', ''Ang Mukha ni Aniana'' (Aniana's Face), ''Eladia'', ''Sa Lilim ng Ilang-Ilang'' (Under the Shade of the Ilang-ilang Tree), ''Cara'', ''Bibo'' (Dapper), and ''Sleeping Beauty''. Her ''Sleeping Beauty'' was a prominent novel in Aliwan Komiks. During the 1990s, upon the decline of Philippine comics readership, Patron moved into writing novels for Tagalog-language paperbacks, locally known as Tagalog pocketbooks.〔

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