Ramon Reyes Lala and the Worlds He Bridged
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The life and times of Ramon Reyes Lala, author of The Philippine Islands, the first English-language book by a Filipino published in America.
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An Ideal Bookshelf for Fil-Am History Month
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An art print featuring 22 titles all published in the United States showcases Filipino American writers of different genres.
Read MoreFirst Filipino Photographer Felix Laureano and his Milieu
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Acknowledged as the “first Filipino photographer,” Felix Laureano’s works provide a “window to the past.”
Read MoreReliving the Nightmare: When a Revolutionary Movement Goes Wrong
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Perhaps historians will now want to investigate whether the events in Christopher Dehn’s novel, Paraiso, truly unfolded in real life.
Read MoreHave Books, Will Travel
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A vacation reading list for those who can’t travel but need an escape.
Read MoreLet’s Hear It for the Girls
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The children’s book Girls to the Front by Niña Mata celebrates 40 Asian women who have made an impact across history and today.
Read MoreThough Shunned and Despised, She Fought for Freedom
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Meet a woman whose leprosy didn’t stop her from heroically fighting the Japanese Imperial Army.
Read MoreChef Jam Melchor Cooks the Past in the Present
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Kayumanggi is a treasury of at least 150 Filipino recipes, all traditional and timeless.
Read MoreRemembering a Life Well-Lived
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The scope of Linda Ty-Casper's memoir Lives Remembered, however, is expansive, as “Lives” suggests and the penultimate sentence emphasizes: “This memoir is about the lives of all the people who have become a part of me and made me who I am.”
Read MoreOur Kitchens, Ourselves
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Written mostly by Theresians (St. Theresa’s College alums), this anthology has something for every taste profile.
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