As the Philippines approached its 49th year after the proclamation of martial law, various books chronicling and critiquing this infamous period resurfaced in the realm of social media. This serves
Manila. There is no city on our shores with more stories to tell, that has so much to say about who we are as a people. Our story is writ
MANILA, Philippines — Stories about a nutritious diet and having a healthy lifestyle were the focus of the virtual Inquirer Read-Along session held Saturday, with around 60 children
Anyone who has ever met the writer Mario I. Miclat will remark on his politeness, his quiet presence, but also his deep interests in scholarship. A random conversation with him
By knowing and understanding our history, we get to discover our origin and purpose. As future leaders, we will not repeat the mistakes that have been made in the past.
In late 2014, Michelle Zauner—popularly known as the singer of the music project Japanese Breakfast—wrote and recorded her breakout album “Psychopomp” to cope with the loss of her mother. “I
‘El Filbusterismo’ by Jose Rizal, translated by Charles Derbyshire This bilingual quincentennial edition of Jose Rizal’s “El Filibusterismo,” the latest addition to Vibal Foundation’s Filipiniana Clasica imprint, is a faithful
‘Boxer Codex: A Modern Spanish Transcription and English Translation of 16th-Century Exploration Accounts of East and Southeast Asia and the Pacific’ edited by Isaac Donoso; translated and annotated by National
LONDON — Crowds gathered in coastal towns in eastern England on Saturday to view new works by Banksy, after the secretive street artist claimed responsibility for the murals. Ten
Who knew you could make a merienda of murder and mystery out of a single Pinoy meal? This is the premise of Filipino American author Mia P. Manansala’s “Arsenic and
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