Jesuit ‘Til You Read This Whodunit
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Filipino priests act as gumshoes in a Filipino noir thriller set in an infamous Philippine dump.
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Presents from the Past
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After the years of rage, artist Imelda Cajipe Endaya now thrives on meditation.
Read MoreTheater Review: Dogeaters Distills the Time of the Conjugal Dictatorship
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Welcome to the dog-eat-dog world of Jessica Hagedorn’s Dogeaters, the play now showing at San Francisco’s Magic Theatre.
Read MoreDogeaters Comes to the Stage
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How Jessica Hagedorn turned her novel Dogeaters into a play of the same title.
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Pilgrimage to a Literary Legacy
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Writers get their creative juices replenished at the NVM Gonzalez Writers’ Centennial Workshop.
Read MoreStella’s Star Turn
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Stella Abrera makes principal dancer after 20 years of perfection and loyalty to American Ballet Theatre.
Read MoreWoven By Heart
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Fashion designer Pepe Quitco’s love for the handwoven inaul fabric has deep roots in his home island of Mindanao.
Read MoreDancing with Ligaya
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How a Filipina dance artist found her Asian self in the native dance called Pangalay.
Read MoreBook Review: A Village in the Fields
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By focusing on the UFW strike in the 1960s and ‘70s, Patty Enrado’s debut novel, A Village in the Fields, picks up where Bulosan’s 1946 novel, America Is in the Heart, leaves off.
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