Everything becomes a story for Noreen Capili. Everything. The thirtysomething writer has lived an eventful life that’s been transmuted into funny, insightful stories—and that’s just as Noringai, the nom de plume she uses in her popular blog and best-selling collection of essays, “Parang Kayo Pero Hindi.”
IT IS AUSPICIOUS that Alfredo Pimentel Co’s newest book, “Across the Ancient Philosophical World: Essays in Comparative Philosophy” (2015; UST Publishing House; tel. 7313522), is appearing at this critical juncture of Philippine and even world history.
Journeying to a far-off country to represent the Philippines is among the most rarefied of Filipino ambitions. These are the...
INQUIRER.net columnist Benjamin Pimentel is launching his book "How My Sons Lost their Tagalog" on Friday , 5 p.m. at Faber Hall on the Ateneo's Loyola Height campus.
Perhaps the rarest book by one of our greatest writers happens to be the one about the greatest of Filipinos....
Janet Evanovich delivers another hilarious entry in her Stephanie Plum series with "Top Secret Twenty-One."
From the squiggly, pink handrails outside the entrance to the front hall decorated with scenes from "And to Think That I Saw it on Mulberry Street" — a real street just blocks away — the new Amazing World of Dr. Seuss museum says, "You'r
MANILA, Philippines—The 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair in St. Louis, Missouri, infamously showcased over 1,100 Filipinos as a spectacle that...
Only a year into his pontificate and half into the first decade of the new century, Pope Benedict XVI made...
IN 2007, Criselda Yabes found herself visiting a workshop for high school teachers in Sulu at the southern tip of...
