The Monsters We Brought With Us
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A Filipino American becomes fascinated with Philippine mythological creatures that inspire horror among believers.
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What Children's Authors Are Reading for Fil-Am History Month
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Filipino American children’s book authors and illustrators share a few of their go-to reads showcasing the creativity and imagination of Filipino and Filipino American storytellers
Read MoreLove and Hard Times
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Marivi Soliven has written a poignant love story set during a difficult period for Filipinos, when they were unwanted, misunderstood, and mistreated.
Read MoreLoida Nicolas Lewis: How to Look Younger When You’re Older
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This is the book for anyone who wants a clearer understanding of what the body and soul need. It offers a practical plan for improving oneself overall.
Read MoreLife and Death Choices in Bikol in the Dark Years
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This book about the resistance in Bikol to the Marcos dictatorship captures a painful and simultaneously joyous era, one that brought out the best in our generation.
Read MoreBe Daring Through Dance
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Husband-and-wife team Harry Shum Jr. and Shelby Rabara, who are both actors, wrote the children’s book Martee Dares to Dance to help build the young’s self-confidence through dance.
Read MoreCathy Sanchez Babao, Grief Whisperer
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Palanca Award–winning writer Cathy Sanchez Babao, no stranger to family tragedies, always rises from her grief
Read MoreA Book on the First Filipino Olympians–Or Is It?
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“A very challenging, frustrating, and ultimately confounding work” on the first Filipino Olympians.
Read MoreLeapfrogging a Revolution
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Book revisits the beginnings of communist organizing in Tigaon, Bicol and brings to light an early instance of internal dispute among post-1950s Filipino revolutionaries.
Read MoreCrime and Comfort Food
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In fictional Shady Palms, Illinois, Lila Macapagal and her relatives run Tita Rosie’s Kitchen, where they serve Filipino cuisine and solve crimes on the side.
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