Why It’s Fun to Read Loida Nicolas Lewis’ ‘Why Should Guys Have All the Fun?’
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Loida Nicolas Lewis could have easily titled her book “Who Says Women Can’t Make Elephants Dance?”.
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Sumptuous Fil-Am Fiction, Roots and All
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Get inside the Filipino American literary imagination.
Read MoreRemembering Leonard Ralph Casper
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Linda Ty-Casper explains that her recent book, Will You Happen, Past the Silence, Through the Dark: Remembering Leonard Ralph Casper, is the memoir that her husband did not get to write.
Read MoreOf ‘Peeled Fruit’ and Brain Aneurysms
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The death of a young friend led actor Xavi de Guzman and three fellow philanthropists to form Let’s Play On Foundation to raise “awareness for brain aneurysm detection and prevention.”
Read MoreWhen 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.
Read MoreMarga 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.
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