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Deeply observant and sharp-witted, The Collaborators: A Novel by Katrina Tuvera examines various instances of collaboration and complicity in Philippine history, and is apt to question today's social contract between...

Edited and with notes by Jonathan Chua, The Collected Stories of Gregorio C. Brillantes reintroduces the author in a time of repeated history. Gathered in this book are stories that...

This book by Georgina Reyes Encanto tells the story of the Philippine community press - those based in the towns, provinces, and cities outside the National Capital Region, and its...

Primitivo Mijares' The Conjugal Dictatorship of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos covers one of the darkest moments in Philippine history: the imposition of Martial Law in 1972 and the schemes that...

Known as the man who transformed Philippine poetry in English, Jose Garcia Villa established a school of verse that dominated Philippine writing in English in the 1950s and 1960s. He...

Part memoir, part music criticism, The Demo Versions by writer-musician Aldus Santos experiments with both forms and delivers a book of creative nonfiction that is lyrical in its analysis, and...

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,...

Working from Francisco Goya's landmark aquatint etchings Los Caprichos and the Ateneo Art Gallery’s collection of Goya's Los Disparates, also known as Los Proverbios, Manuel Ocampo and Jigger Cruz collaborate...

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...