Ang Makina ni Mang Turing is a novel by Ramon Guillermo that blends historical fiction with philosophical speculation. Set in 19th-century Europe, it follows an educated Filipino writer crafting a novel about the Dagohoy Rebellion who encounters a mysterious calculating machine—an uncanny incarnation of Alan Turing’s theoretical computer—built by an enigmatic Spanish-Filipino mestizo inventor. Through the metaphor of the sungka game, Guillermo weaves together themes of history, chance, and resistance. Winner of the Gintong Aklat Award for Literature in Filipino (2014), it is one of the most inventive novels in contemporary Filipino literature.