When 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.
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Killing 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.
Read MoreThe Mumu Goes Mainstream
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A book for kids tells them that mumu, a ghost of Filipino persuasion, is nothing to be scared of.
Read MoreRemembering the ‘Brain Man’
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A daughter distills the highly successful life of her father who was known in his time as “the best cranioplasty surgeon in the world.”
Read MoreThe Ghost and the Green Card
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In Multo, Domingo, a Filipino American bounty hunter, has made a lucrative career catching undocumented immigrants who have committed serious crimes.
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