A Jack of Many Communication Trades
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Find out from Greg Macabenta’s memoirs what made the adman, journalist, scriptwriter, broadcaster tick.
Read MoreWatch Out World: Somewhere in the Middle, Deborah Francisco Douglas Finds Her Way Home
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A Filipino American Peace Corps volunteer of mixed lineage discovers the Philippines – and herself.
Read MoreA Tree in My Ballesteros
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A towering tree serves as a living monument to a beloved hometown.
Read MoreDeath of an Army
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What’s the death of an army like? Survey the scenes of Filipino and American defeat at the Bataan peninsula.
Read MoreThe Three ‘Hills’ of Teresa Street
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You can take the boy out of the neighborhood, but not the neighborhood out of the boy.
Read MoreWar and Forgiving
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Is it possible to forgive the unforgivable, like war crimes? Find out how one Philippine president dealt with this question.
Read MoreMartial Law Stories: Who Is Marshall Law?
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Trying to leave the country, with subversive documents, and being searched at the Manila International Airport in 1972.
Read MoreOf Fireflies and Firebrands
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Yes, there was a time when living on the corner of EDSA and Cebu Avenue in Quezon City was like being in a quiet sanctuary.
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 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.
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