The Life, Art and Times of Damian Domingo
Part of the Fifty Shades of Philippine Art series, this book by Luciano P.R. Santiago explores the life and historical milieu of Damian Domingo (1796-1834). A self-taught master artist from Tondo,...
The Likhaan Anthology of the Philippine Literature in English From 1900 to the Present
This anthology is used as a textbook for college students of the University of the Philippines. It covers 100 years of Philippine literature in English.
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...
The Maps of Camarines
Set in a fictional province in the Philippines, The Maps of Camarines by Maryanne Moll tells the story of the Arguelleses, the Visbales, and the Monsantillos - and their eventual downfall....
The Mats
National Artist for Literature Francisco Arcellana’s 1938 classic short story “The Mats” speaks of love, laughter, and loss in a dazzling picture book for the entire family. “One of the...
The Mysteries of Light
The Mysteries of Light in Tapestry & Artwear by Steve Cortes de Leon continues the fashion designer's devotion to the theme of the mysteries of the Holy Rosary of the...
The Mysteries of Taal
The Mysteries of Taal goes to press a month after the devastating June 12, 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo, which had lain dominant for 600 years. Apo Malyari made world...
The Pangat, The Mountains and The River
Macliing Dulag's short story/biography about his opposition on the project for three decades as the proposed dam's reservoir threatened to drown 1,400 square-kilometers of traditional highland villages and ancestral domains...