When Spring Ran in Manila, a Sort of Book Synopsis
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A Japanese female athlete soothed feelings of resentment that Filipinos still harbored nine years after the Second World War.
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Marga Ortigas: Journalist with a Literary Soul
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As journalist Marga Ortigas traveled from Asia and Oceania to Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas, an ache to write something more expansive than news reportage gnawed at her with each assignment.
Read MoreLola’s Girl
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Holding On is the very first Filipino picture book published by Simon and Schuster, one of the top publishing houses in the U.S.
Read More"Lucky Rice" at Beida
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Stuck in China upon the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus by Ferdinand Marcos, Jaime FlorCruz went to Peking University with students who would remake that country into the global economic power it is today.
Read MoreSarah Echevarre Smith: Romancing the Heritage
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Fil-Am romance writer Sarah Echevarre Smith serves up Filipino values with exciting parts.
Read MoreNalintikan Na! When Fhit Hits the San
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Miguel Syjucos’s satirical second novel rummages through a boudoir of political ambitions.
Read MoreA Filipino Voice from Down Under
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Meet Erwin Cabucos, a Filipino literary voice in Australia.
Read MoreDanton Remoto's Nostalgia
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Riverrun is Remoto's first novel; it is not yet "the novel" that will enthrone him as one of the country's top fictionists. But he is heading there.
Read MoreFortune’s Call: Albert Samaha’s Family Saga
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Albert Samaha’s Concepcion: An Immigrant Family’s Fortune chronicles the rise and fall of his family's immigration project and weaves their stories within the complicated tapestry of Philippine history.
Read MoreAlex Tizon’s Heartbreak
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What made Pulitzer Prize winner Alex Tizon, author of Big Little Man: In Search of My Asian Self and Invisible People: People on the Margins, tick?
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