Mia Mercado Keeps It Real
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Meet a Fil-Am satirist who explores the contradictions of being a millennial woman, which usually means being kind of a weirdo.
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Home Is Where Her Poetry Is
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Acclaimed poet and nurse Romalyn Ante’s first book, Antiemetic for Homesickness, is already creating waves in the literary world, and has been named Poetry Book of the Month by UK’s The Observer.
Read MoreSegundo Matias Jr., Master Storyteller
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Meet the creator of Moymoy Lulumboy, the good aswang, and other mythical creatures.
Read MoreClan of Saints Bay: Real Life (not Mythic) Warriors of SOMA Pilipinas
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Meet the Bay Area graphic artists who created superheroes based on real-life movers and shakers of San Francisco’s SOMA Pilipinas Filipino Cultural District.
Read MoreDeath and Loathing in Sugarlandia
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For your quarantine reading, Caroline Hau’s first novel on class divide and exile.
Read MoreCynthia Salaysay’s Healing Heart
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Read a book that was partly inspired by a yearning for connection.
Read MoreLockdown Reading List: Filipino Fiction (Mostly)
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Break out of isolation with these powerful works.
Read MoreGantala Press: Bringing Out Women Writers from the Margins
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Meet an independent, feminist, Philippines-based press that has published many titles ranging from essay and poetry collections to zines to cookbooks, and even a lesbian romance comic book anthology.
Read MoreGrace Talusan’s Book of Healing and Empowerment
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Meet Grace Talusan, author of a memoir of survival and healing.
Read MoreThe Scholar Unplugged
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Memoir is revelatory of a noted academic’s internal life, or maybe not.
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