Che De Leon

Author of award-winning debut novel, "Silence". Born in Manila, Philippines on April 2, 1987, Che De Leon is an aspiring Filipino writer with a Master of Fine Arts Creative Writing degree in De La Salle University Manila. She had also taken International Studies Major in Japanese for her bachelor’s degree from the same school.

Che is a voracious reader and consumer of different types of media: fiction, non-fiction, film, comics, video games, tabletop RPGs.

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