The Best of Ladlad: An Anthology of Philippine Gay Writing
There was a dearth of literature about homosexuality in the Philippines prior to the release of Ladlad: An Anthology of Philippine Gay Writing. Celebrating 20 years since the book was...
The Diary of Lilian Velez
The Diary of Lilian Velez is an account of the Filipina actress and singer’s life from 1946 until her death in 1948. Her story is told through her diary entries,...
The Drama of It: A Life on Film and Theater
An autobiography of Daisy Hontiveros Avellana, 'The Drama of It' narrates the story of Daisy and her husband, film and stage director Lamberto Avellana. Both proclaimed National Artists for Theater...
The Fifties
Part of a series of reproductions of ten posters from the archive of the Cultural Center of Philippines, which was featured in the exhibition "Poster/ity: 50 Years of Art and...
The First Filipino Olympians
The First Filipino Olympians revisits a pivotal yet little-known moment in Philippine sports history: the Philippines’ Olympic debut at the 1924 Paris Games. Through vivid narrative and historical detail, the...
The Honey, The Locusts
This novel by Lina Espina-Moore follows the lives of Fe and Lupe, where these two fictional characters played significant roles in the resistance movement against the Japanese invasion in the...
The Last Great Forest
This book by Jose Ma. Lorenzo Tan tells the story of the Northern Sierra Madre National Park, the last great rainforest of the Philippines. Spanning an area of around 360,000...
The Magic Arrow
Inspired by the legacy of Philippine national hero Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino, The Magic Arrow is a story of an ordinary man's heroic sacrifice in exchange for truth and freedom for...
The Man Who (Thought He) Looked Like Robert Taylor
The man who (thought he) looked like Robert Taylor was a a tired old Filipino immigrant called Solomon King. He experienced all types of pain: physical pain, emotional pain, mental...