What is the summary of heart of the lotus by Lina Espina Moore?
Basic plot: about a wealthy family from Cebu. The novel basically tackles familial issues, and how they lost money to the arts setting: after the filipino-spanish war, during the American occupation. Set in Cebu, some scenes taking place in Hongkong.
Along with other female reporters, Espina established the Philippine Association of Women Writers (PAWW) in 1950. While in this group, Espina’s Just Like A Dream was published in the Graphic; it was her first fiction piece to see the light of day in a regionally-circulated magazine. This was followed by the Sunday Times Magazine’s publication of her Timeless Waters.
While more of her stories began making the rounds of other magazines, Espina flitted from one writing job to the next, running the gamut of editorial work, ghost writing and public relations. With many writing successes in English under her belt, Espina decided to pen manuscripts in her native Cebuano and send these to Liwayway Publications’ Cebuano magazine Bisaya. Previous awards include: Outstanding Achievement in the Field of English Literature from the Province of Cebu (1975), Pan Pacific Southeast Asian Association Award in the Field of the English Novel (1975), Magsusulat Award for Exemplary Contribution to Literature in Cebuano (1987), and the much-esteemed Thailand Southeast Asian Write Award presented by HRH Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn for her novel Heart of the Lotus in 1989.
In 1992 she received both the Women in Travel Award in the Field of Literature and the Literary Award from the Mariano F. In 1960, Espina married Climpson S. "Kip" Moore, manager of a lumber company in the Cordilleras.
2 The couple made their home in Mt Data until Kip Moore's death in 1977. During her stay there, Espina-Moore wrote about tribal minorities. She resided in Alabang, Metro Manila, but moved to her hometown Cebu in recent years to be with her son and his family.
Lina Espina-Moore died in 2000, and to fulfill a promise to Lina, Edna Zapanta Manlapaz wrote Austregelina: A Story of Lina Espina Moore's Life and Selected Works (Anvil, 2000). Espina-Moore wrote three novels: The Heart of the Lotus, A Lion In The House, and The Honey, The Locust. Her short stories are found in two collections: Cuentos, and Choice.
She edited a collection of writings by Cebu writers, Cebuano Harvest I (New Day Publishers, 1992).
I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.