"Fast-moving, gripping narrative." -SEN. JOVITO SALONGA

"Gritty journalism...There's much more of the untold for the general audience to discover in U.G." -SYLVIA MAYUGA, Philippine Daily Inquirer

At twenty-two, Edgar Jopson, or Edjop, had everything: money, education, and national recognition. But he gave up his life of privilege to join the underground movement-the U.G. U.G. traces the unique, dramatic odyssey of the most intriguing figure of the First Quarter Storm and of the generation of young Filipinos who helped shape Philippine history.

"An honest and human account of the man and the movement."-GLENDA GLORIA, Rappler

"U.G. is probably the best and the most comprehensive account yet of the heroism and tragedies of a flawed revolutionary movement that became, in the minds of many, a romantic counterfoil to Martial Law." -GEMMA NEMENZO, Filipinas Magazine