Life, Death, and Duty in the Pandemic Years
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The personal stories of Filipino American medical front-liners during the COVID years humanize the full impact of the pandemic that hard data alone can’t convey.
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Portrait of the Filipino as a Book Designer
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Felix Mago Miguel’s coffee table books tell us so much more of where he came from, and the sad ethos of our country’s divisions and aspirations.
Read MoreThe Mami King’s Chicken Noodle Soup for the Soul
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A new children’s book tells the story of Ma Mon Luk, the inventor of mami noodle soup, beloved comfort food of generations of Filipinos.
Read MoreWhen Our Hands Do the Talking
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Authors Joanna Que and Charina Marquez say societies can be more inclusive of the hearing impaired by teaching basic sign language in early childhood education.
Read MoreKilling the Poor: How to Read ‘Some People Need Killing’
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Find out how Patricia Evangelista’s widely acclaimed book mirrors the Philippines’ overall political degeneration.
Read MoreA Second Life for Linda Ty-Casper’s Novel, ‘Three-Cornered Sun’
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Linda Ty-Casper’s most memorable works are historical and political fiction documenting significant events in Philippine history.
Read More‘La Vie en Pose’: Performing and Posing on Social Media
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Author and artist Michael Magnaye turns cross-dressing into an art form and act of subversion.
Read More‘Ang Hukuman ni Sinukuan’ Helps Kids Understand Justice
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In this age of misinformation, fake news, and censorship, children’s stories can be vessels of truth.
Read MoreLiving Through the Rhythm of the Tinikling
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Children’s book tells why learning to dance the Tinikling is like learning how to handle Filipino American life.
Read MoreStrangers in Strange Lands
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Beverly Parayno’s Wildflowers short story collection offers a prismatic view of what it means to be a woman in the world today.
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