In the Cordilleras in Northern Philippines, desperate to save his Igorot tribe parish from being displaced by a government dam project, Father Carlo Paterno is forced to join the Communist New People’s Army. His best friend, Julius Madrigal, a renegade from the Philippine Armed Forces, joins the priest in the struggle. Amidst interludes of romance and tribal cultural immersions in the hinterlands, the priest and the renegade suffer the rigors of the harshness of life in the mountains, ambuscades of the enemy, and a betrayal
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Rudy D. Liporada is a graduate of the University of the Philippines with a major in Economics, minor in Sociology, and cognate in Political Science. Supporting his education by being a freelance writer, taught Feature Writing in Zambia, Africa for four years before immigrating to the United States of America in 1987. He was also an activist in the Philippines that sought the downfall of then dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos. He also wrote Unholy Allied Mountains, Unauthorized History of the Philippines, A Russian Poker, and with his brother, Cesar Liporada, Baguio Vignettes of our Lives. Cordillera Red Rising is an edition of his novel, God of the Oppressed.
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