An Enjoyable Period Piece
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Go back in time, to a murder in 1900s Philippines, through Cecilia Manguerra Brainard’s latest novel.
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Book Review: Of Adobo, Apple Pie, and Schnitzel with Noodles
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A buffet of stories for readers to nibble, relish and digest.
Read More‘A Time to Rise’: Filipino American Memoirs of Revolution
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An intimate look into one of the most radical organizations to emerge in Filipino American history.
Read MoreBook Review: Laurel Fantauzzo’s The First Impulse
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The murders of two cinephile expatriate lovers inspired Laurel Fantauzzo’s book, which combines elements of mystery, reportage, memoir, biography and elegy.
Read MoreSweet as Candy
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While happy and culturally immersed in London, an expatriate writer finds that the Philippines is always at the core of her work.
Read MoreA Taste of a Spiky Memoir
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When a man-about-town grows into a man who is at home in the world.
Read MoreThe Fighting Filipinas
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A new book, Women Against Marcos, tells the stories of Filipino and Filipino American women who gave their all in the fight to bring down a dictator.
Read MoreJesuit ‘Til You Read This Whodunit
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Filipino priests act as gumshoes in a Filipino noir thriller set in an infamous Philippine dump.
Read MoreBook Review: A Village in the Fields
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By focusing on the UFW strike in the 1960s and ‘70s, Patty Enrado’s debut novel, A Village in the Fields, picks up where Bulosan’s 1946 novel, America Is in the Heart, leaves off.
Read MoreOur Stories, Ourselves
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Filipino American writers struggle against oblivion with Beyond Lumpia, Pansit and Seven Manangs Wild.
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