Duterte’s Mixed Legacy

Duterte’s Mixed Legacy

Is President Duterte leaving behind more than just a bloody war on drugs, boorishness, and heavy-handedness?

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Danton Remoto's Nostalgia

Danton Remoto's Nostalgia

Riverrun is Remoto's first novel; it is not yet "the novel" that will enthrone him as one of the country's top fictionists. But he is heading there.

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The Party’s Over

The Party’s Over

Inside the patriarchy of the Philippines’ underground Left.

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Pasion's Passion

Pasion's Passion

Book traces the life of one of the unsung leaders of the Philippines’ Communist movement.

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Shocked and Awed

Shocked and Awed

Read the first book on a Mindanao war written from the soldiers’ and rebels’ perspectives.

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Death and Loathing in Sugarlandia

Death and Loathing in Sugarlandia

For your quarantine reading, Caroline Hau’s first novel on class divide and exile.

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A Red and Expert Renaissance Man

A Red and Expert Renaissance Man

Find out about the life and times of Rolando Peña, a revolutionary whom a professional colleague described as the Philippines’ greatest geologist.

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Why 'The Kingmaker' Sparks Memories of Terror and Defiance

Why 'The Kingmaker' Sparks Memories of Terror and Defiance

Lauren Greenfield’s “The Kingmaker” bares the height of Imeldific narcissism and megalomania

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Freedom, She Wrote

Freedom, She Wrote

The women journalists who educated and fought for us during the Marcos dictatorship.

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High Noon in the West Philippine Sea

High Noon in the West Philippine Sea

Find out how, despite its international court victory over China’s maritime claims, the Philippines’ sovereignty has been eroded.

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