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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...

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....

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 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 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...

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...

Filipino society is basically matriarchal. The oldest woman in a clan-the matriarch-is loved, honored and, almost unhesitatingly obeyed. She holds sway over most affairs of the clan. At family get-togethers,...

First published in 1998, this book by Rudolf J.H. Lietz is a collection of prints that illustrates the Philippines in the 19th century. The book is divided into eight chapters:...

Following Andrew Leavold's 2013 documentary feature The Search for Weng Weng, this book is "the definitive search for Weng Weng, an even wilder and woollier tale told by the film-maker...