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Markets of Resistance by Angel Velasco Shaw brings together forty-four voices through essays, interviews, poetry, and archival materials that engage with re/self/decolonial thought, cultural exchange, Indigenous resistance, and the creative...

Marmol is the Philippine word for marble. To some, this folktale explains the origin of the islands of Romblon-source of our country’s best marble. To others, however, the story of...

Edited by Edilberto C. De Jesus and Ivyrose S. Baysic, this book gathers the lessons and legacies of the martial law period in the Philippines. Presented in three parts: society and...

Six decades of modern artworks by 17 Filipino women are included in the permanent collection of the Ateneo Art Gallery and presented in this exhibition catalog curated by Emmanuel Torres....

Makikita raw ang Alpabetong Filipino sa probinsiya ng batàng nagkukuwento. Halina’t samáhan natin siya sa paglilibot at paghahanap sa bawat letra ng ating Alpabetong Filipino sa maganda nilang probinsiya. Isang...

May Day Eve and Other Stories is a quintet of unsettling tales of mystery, religious zeal, and passion. It features the title story “May Day Eve” as well as “Three...

“Ocampo effectively uses . . . the art of storytelling to school his audience about scrutinizing public memory as a responsibility of informed citizenship . . . Ocampo cites a...

Media and Culture: Global Homogeneity and Local Identity edited by Rachel E. Khan explores media's role in promoting the local culture vis-a-vis the global media trend. It includes select papers...

This book by Rolando B. Tolentino & Josefina M.C. Santos tackles the tole of media in culture and society in the Philippines.