In commemoration of the Edsa Revolution, Adarna Publishing House (adarna.com.ph) released a #NeverAgain bundle, five children’s books on dictatorship, Edsa and martial law. Until March 4, buyers can avail themselves
For over five years, the Duterte administration waged a war on drugs that President Duterte himself declared unwinnable. This went from Duterte’s campaign-trail bravura that he would end all illegal
It’s not every day the news your novel’s being made into a feature film is outed by Variety—starring Sharon Cuneta no less. But that’s exactly what happened to Marivi Soliven,
Influential academic publisher Esther M. Pacheco died on Feb. 1 due to multiorgan failure from complications of pneumonia. She is survived by her two children, Kathleen and Michael. Born Oct.
There is a prevailing belief that there is no exact English translation for the Filipino word “kilig.” No one word quite captures it. It was added to the Oxford
MANILA, Philippines — Children learned the power of courage and kindness even in difficult times during the first virtual Inquirer Read-Along storytelling session of the year. Featuring TV host and
Francisco Sionil José’s had always been a robust, stalwart and kinetic presence, such that when the literary world learned he would undergo angioplasty at 97, despite genuine anxiety expressed about
Among the many actions I’ve tackled during almost eight years as head of Instituto Cervantes de Manila (ICM), to have invited Frankie Sionil José (FSJ) to give a lecture in
In anticipation of National Arts Month in February, let me tell you about a Filipino artist and her colorful adventure in turning her artworks into postcards. This is the story
A new book by Visitaction R. dela Torre, one of the country’s seasoned authors, offers a new pair of lenses to view the Filipino. “Rising with the Filipino” features a
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