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Tropicalia Eric A. Kimmel </p> <p> </p> <p><b>Build aBy: Mookie Katigbak, Mookie Katigbak Lacuesta, Frances Cannon Published by Vagabond Press, 2016 In 'Tropicalia', two writers, one Filipino and one American, set off on an unusual collaborative effort entailing the translation of one English to another English, allowing two different sensibilities to happen to the same language, the same content, and ultimately the same poem. Using Katigbak Lacuesta's existing text, Cannon approached the concept of