Linda Ty-Casper, Master Storyteller
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Meet a Filipina master writer of fiction whose most important works are set during historical milestones in the Philippines.
Read MorePassion in the Time of Revolution
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Why you should read The Betrayed, a complex and rich novel whose main characters are not heroic.
Read MoreBook Review: America Is Not the Heart
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Elaine Castillo’s debut novel tugs at the link between Carlos Bulosan’s world and today’s Filipino America.
Read MoreA Kid’s World Depicted with Humor and Grace
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The themes of Erin Entrada Kelly’s award-winning book, Hello Universe, resonate with adolescents.
Read MoreHealing From an Unbearable Grief
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How a mother eventually recovers from the murder of her only son.
Read MoreAn Enjoyable Period Piece
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Go back in time, to a murder in 1900s Philippines, through Cecilia Manguerra Brainard’s latest novel.
Read MoreBook 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.
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