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An early Tagalog writer whose surviving works point to a strong interest in social dignity, morality, and the lives of ordinary people. Today, he is chiefly remembered through public-domain editions of his fiction and poetry.

by Angel De los Reyes
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from reliable web sources during this search. Public catalog records and Project Gutenberg listings do, however, identify Angel de los Reyes as a Tagalog-language writer with works including Nasawing Pagasa and Imbing kapalaran.
The available editions suggest he was active in the early 20th century. A Google Books record for Nasawing Pagasa links the work to 1912 and describes it as Tagalog fiction, while library and ebook records show that his writing has continued to circulate through digitized public-domain collections.
Because trustworthy biographical details appear to be scarce online, it is safest to remember him through the work itself: writing in Tagalog, and contributing to the body of Philippine literature now preserved in digital archives for new readers.