The Party’s Over
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Inside the patriarchy of the Philippines’ underground Left.
Read MorePasion's Passion
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Book traces the life of one of the unsung leaders of the Philippines’ Communist movement.
Read MoreShocked and Awed
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Read the first book on a Mindanao war written from the soldiers’ and rebels’ perspectives.
Read MoreDeath and Loathing in Sugarlandia
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For your quarantine reading, Caroline Hau’s first novel on class divide and exile.
Read MoreA Red and Expert Renaissance Man
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Find out about the life and times of Rolando Peña, a revolutionary whom a professional colleague described as the Philippines’ greatest geologist.
Read MoreWhy 'The Kingmaker' Sparks Memories of Terror and Defiance
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Lauren Greenfield’s “The Kingmaker” bares the height of Imeldific narcissism and megalomania
Read MoreFreedom, She Wrote
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The women journalists who educated and fought for us during the Marcos dictatorship.
Read MoreHigh Noon in the West Philippine Sea
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Find out how, despite its international court victory over China’s maritime claims, the Philippines’ sovereignty has been eroded.
Read MoreWhy Our Moro Brothers and Sisters Will Never Turn Fundamentalist
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The author contends that most Filipino Muslims are too secularly practical to fall for the likes of ISIS and the Taliban.
Read MoreOpinion: Kanto Boy Politics, the China Pivot and the Fil-Am
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To understand President Duterte’s eccentric political ways, one must understand street-corner culture as well as local Philippine politics.
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