Soulful Iloilo
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The coexistence of modern convenience with old world charm is why it is said that in Iloilo, “the past is always present.”
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First 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 MoreHave Books, Will Travel
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A vacation reading list for those who can’t travel but need an escape.
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 MoreEmpowering Through History and Healing
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Author Kathryn “Kat” Serrano empowers by putting a spotlight on unsung heroines.
Read More‘Dirty Kitchen’ Comes Clean on Private Dilemmas in the Diaspora
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Dirty Kitchen captures the inhumanity that exploits a marginalized population and tells us what they would say if they were protected by the First Amendment.
Read MoreLola Naty and Her Dog Carter
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At age 94, Lola Naty wrote the children’s book, My Dog Carter, thereby helping preserve special memories for her descendants.
Read MoreA Book Fair to Remember (and Get Ready For)
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Filipino writers and books make a presence in the largest book fair in the world.
Read MoreMy Great-Grandfather’s Memoir: From Notebook to Book
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How the writer was finally able to publish his great-grandfather’s autobiography which was written in an older form of Ilocano, a language he didn’t know.
Read MoreA Witness Turns to Poetry
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Therese Rodriguez’s memoir in poetry offers a unique perspective on her life as a Filipina immigrant, lesbian, political activist, and public health pioneer.
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