Books

The stories in Her Wild American Self focus on Filipina Americans—recent immigrants or first generation—and explore what it is to be American and ...

In this fierce, feisty, anaphora-filled shakedown serenade, Reyes hard-scrambles our senses to position us firmly in poetry meant to electro-charg...

Ivy’s concept of reclaiming and engaging past and current Tagalog idioms, and re-defining them creatively using poetry, is invaluable given that T...

Coloring Book

There’s truly something special about preparing meals for the people who matter in your life. I see that good food can put smiles on their faces...

[Rody] Vera cultivated the serendipitous vision of regarding Gregoria de Jesus, widow of the first would-have-been President Andres Bonifacio, as ...

"A book that renders long overdue respect for the dignity and struggle of the Bakwit―the people displaced by conflict and, at times, disenfranchise...

As a "Philippine history of Denmark," Labor Pioneers is a fascinating and multilayered narrative of Filipinas migrating to an unlikely destination ...

His mother is a Filipino mail-order bride; his father is a hippy nobody; and his sister is a beautiful lost soul. For Cali, a struggling musician l...

How was scientific knowledge produced in a colonial context? Furthermore, how was it possible to that two colonies such as Cuba and the Philippines...

Sixteen-year-old Jessie, a baking aficionado, is shy, overweight, and worries too much about what people think. One summer, a family emergency make...

"Like the earth on its silver axis," Eric Gamalinda's poems spin into a "light that is our consolation," and are all the more moving for their star...

In his prize-winning poetry collection Reliquaria, R. A. Villanueva embraces liminal, in-between spaces in considering an ever-evolving Filipino Am...