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This is a collection of 7 works for youth choir commissioned by the CCP-sponsored National Music Competitions for Young Artists from 1975 to 1978. It features music sheets composed by Lucio...

Examines the connection between literature and nationalist discourse during the postwar period. Through close readings of the works of Jose Rizal, Amado Hernandez, Nick Joaquin, Edgardo Reyes, Ricardo Lee, Kerima...

News in Distress: The Southeast Asia Media in a Time of Crisis looks at the problems facing the Southeast Asian media in an era of economic contagion, examining issues such...

Nick Joaquin is one writer with real imagination, an imagination of power and depth and great metaphysical seeing, and which knows how to express itself in great language, He is...

 Nick Joaquin’s novel follows Connie Escobar, a wealthy woman convinced she has two navels. Instead of a medical practitioner, she consults a horse doctor for her unusual condition. Set against...

This book gathers all the published short stories of Ninotchka Rosca: "Bitter Country," "Children of the War," "The Southern Seas," "A Parable of Evil," "The Seventh Circle," "The Neighborhood," "Our...

This book features interviews, artworks and the personal archives of 28 contemporary artists who live and work in Metro Manila, Philippines. A conversation in text and images, it illustrates how...

A meditation on the postcolonial present, No Country by Charlie Samuya Veric reveals an exile who finds himself between the past and the future. Here is a Filipino expatriate who...

A cleverly indicting portrayal of the injustices that Filipinos suffered at the hands of Spanish priests and statesmen in the 19th century, Noli Me Tangere tells the story of a...