ON THE SPANISH LANGUAGE IN THE PHILIPPINES AND FILIPINO-SPANISH LITERATURE
Nick Joaquín
1. A Note On Recto's Play: A Retrospective on Philippine Literature in Spanish
Resil B. Mojares
1. Philippine Literature in Spanish
Guillermo Gómez Rivera
1. The Truth About the Spanish Language in the Philippines
ON FILIPINO-AMERICAN LITERATURE
Patricio N. Abinales
1. American Rule and the Formation of Filipino “Colonial Nationalism” (PDF)
Nerissa Balce-Cortes
1. Imagining the Neocolony
Ferdinand Blumentritt
1. America and the Philippines
Cecilia Manguerra Brainard
1. Waiting for a Flip Revolution: What's the Story with Filipino American Literature
2. An Uphill Battle for Young Fil-Americans Writers
Oscar V. Campomanes
1. The Filipinos in America and Their Literature of Exile
2. The New Empire's Forgetful and Forgotten Citizens: Unrepresentability and Unassimilability in Filipino-American Postcolonialities
Rocio G. Davis
1. An Introduction to Asian American Literature in Europe
J. Neil C. Garcia
1. Filipino Writers and American Students: An Experiment in Literary and Cross-Cultural Understanding
Jean N. V. Gier
1. Groundbreakers: The First Filipino Writers Published in the U.S.
2. "... to have come from someplace": October Light, America Is in the Heart, and "Flip" Writing After the Third World Strikes
Susan Mandel
1. Memories Of the Manong
Isabel Pefianco Martin, Ph.D.
1. Colonial Pedagogy: Teaching Practices of American Colonial Educators in the Philippines (PDF)
Eulalia C. Pinero Gil
1. The Anxiety of Origins: Asian American Poets as Cultural Warriors
E. San Juan Jr.
1. The Predicament of Filipinos in the United States: “Where Are You From? When Are You Going Back?”
ON INDIGENOUS LITERATURE
Dezso Benedek
1. Batanes Folklore (From The Batanese Cultures chapter of The Songs of the Ancestors: A Comparative Study of Bashiic Folklore)
Gibbs Cadiz
1. The "Hudhud": A heritage of dignity and defiance
Macario D. Tiu
1. The Ethnokinship Theory of Literature
ON REGIONAL LANGUAGE LITERATURE
Erlinda K. Alburo
1. Cebuano Literature in the Philippines
2. Mindanao Erotic Imaginings in Cebuano
Dezso Benedek
1. Batanes Folklore (From The Batanese Cultures chapter of The Songs of the Ancestors: A Comparative Study of Bashiic Folklore)
Jose Jason Chancoco
1. Rawit Dawit: A Discipline of Sound
Melchor F. Cichon
1. The Renaissance of Aklanon Literature: Focusing on Aklanon Poetry
Leoncio P. Deriada
1. Hiligaynon Literature
2. Literature Engineering in West Visayas (PDF)
3. Notes on the Present Hiligaynon Short Story
Reynaldo A. Duque
1. Kurditan Samtoy: The Literature of A Manly Race (Ilocano Literature)
Marjorie Evasco
1. Song and Substance: Women Writing Poetry in Cebuano (Three Literary Anthologies in the 1990s) (PDF)
Domingo Goan Landicho
1. Tagalog Literature: History and Tradition
Bienvenido Lumbera
1. The Rugged Terrain of Vernacular Literature
Resil Mojares
1. On Native Grounds: The Significance of Regional Literature
Jenny B. Orillos
1. Kinaray-a on Paper: Dagya and Ang Alamat ni Nogas Kag ni Anini
Priscelina Patajo-Legasto
1. Literatures From the Margins: Reterritorializing Philippine Literary Studies
Maria Lilia F. Realubit
1. Bikol Literature in the Philippines
Victor N. Sugbo
1. The Literature of Eastern Visayas
2. The Waray Writer and His Struggle Against Literary Silencing
Macario D. Tiu
1. Return to Community
Ma. Teresa Wright
1. Fragile Arena: The Struggle Between Protest and Confinement in Three Sugilanons (PDF)
ON FILIPINO WOMEN'S WRITINGS
Marjorie Evasco
1. Song and Substance: Women Writing Poetry in Cebuano (Three Literary Anthologies in the 1990s) (PDF)
Soledad S. Reyes
1. Domesticating Woman: The Example of Lina Flor
Mae Astrid Tobias
1. The Filipina as a National Artist
Edna Zapanta-Manlapaz
1. Songs of Ourselves: Writings by Filipino Women in English
2. Literature in English by Filipino Women
3. Filipino Women Poets and the Mother Tongue: The Influence of Feminism on Bilingualism
ON GAY AND LESBIAN LITERATURE
J. Neil C. Garcia
1. Gay Lit 101
2. LGBT Studies in the Philippines
3. Was Rizal Gay?
Keith Hale
1. Gay and Lesbian Literature in the Philippines
Viet Thanh Nguyen
1. The Postcolonial State of Desire: Homosexuality and Transvestitism in Ninotchka Rosca's State of War
ON CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
Reinerio Alba
1. Nurturing Children's Literature in the Philippines
Virgilio S. Almario
1. Why Don't We Have More Books for Children?
2. Ang Panitikang Pambata sa Filipinas
Lu-Ann G. Fuentes
1. Kid Lore -- Writing for Children
Luis P. Gatmaitan
1. Halika nang magbasa, halika nang lumipad kasama si Darna!
Ma. Elena Paterno
1. A History of Children's Literature in the Philippines
Reynaldo A. Refran
1. Looking at Philippine Children's Literature
Augie Rivera
1. Bakit ako nagsusulat ng librong pambata?
Neni Sta. Romana-Cruz
1. Door to the World of Reading Must Be Unlocked for All Children
Michael L. Tan
1. More children's books
May M. Tobias
1. The Lure of Neverland
Rene O. Villanueva
1. Hindi Hulog ng Langit ang Kwentong Pambata
ON CHINESE-FILIPINO LITERATURE
Jonathan Chua
1. Chinese-Philippine Literature
Caroline S. Hau
1. Afterword to Intsik: An Anthology of Chinese Filipino Literature
2. 'Mismanagement of Grief’: Kidnapping the Chinese in the Philippines
Shirley O. Lua
1. De/Culturation of Cultures: Toward a Theory for Chinese-Philippine Literature
Dickson Occidental
1. Voices as Bridges: A Study of Chinese-Philippine Literature
Charlson Ong
1. A Bridge Too Far: Thoughts on Chinese-Filipino Literature
Lily Rose R. Tope
1. The Chinese Margin in Philippine Literature
ON RELIGIOUS THEMES IN PHILIPPINE LITERATURE
Emiliano T. Hudtohan
1. Adult Faith
Louie Jon A. Sanchez
1. Sa Sinapupunan ng Paglikha
ON MOSLEM-FILIPINO LITERATURE
Guiamel M. Alim
1. The Bangsamoro Struggle for Self-Determination
Calbi A. Asain
1. Folk Literature of the Muslim Cultural Communities
Datu Amilusin A. Jumaani
1. Muslim-Christian Relations in the Philippines: Redefining the Conflict
Samuel K. Tan
1. The Development of Muslim Literature
ON PROTEST LITERATURE
Lilia Quindoza-Santiago
1. Ang Panitikan ng Protesta sa Panahon ng Batas Militar
Soledad Reyes
1. Philippine Literature Since 1972:A Discourse on Disorder
Ma. Teresa Wright
1. Fragile Arena: The Struggle Between Protest and Confinement in Three Sugilanons (PDF)
ON THE 'OTHER' IN PHILIPPINE LITERATURE AND CULTURE
Soledad Reyes
1. The Outlaw and the Prostitute: Images of the Other in Popular Culture
ON PHILIPPINE SCIENCE/FUTURE FICTION
Timothy R. Montes
1. Literary Technophobia and the Case for Philippine Future Fiction
ON KOMIKS AND GRAPHIC LITERATURE
Yeyey Cruz
1. 'Kenkoy' Lives
Paolo Manalo
1. Comic Book Creators Show Talent, Ambition
Soledad Reyes
1. Komiks
2. The Structure of Meaning in the Komiks
Lakambini A. Sitoy
1. Magic stones and bondage dreams
Budjette Tan
1. Komikeros: The Filipino Contribution to the Comic Book Medium, Part 1: 1970s-1980s
2. Komikeros: The Filipino Contribution to the Comic Book Medium, Part 2: 1990s-Present
ON NATIONALISM AND LITERATURE
Gémino H. Abad
1. Our Lingua Franca
Arnold M. Azurin
1. Is the House of Filipino English Writers Crumbling?
2. Lingua Franca: A Matter of Fact and Not Fanciful Fears
3. The Writer’s Sense of Country
Cirilo F. Bautista
1. The Filipino Writer and the Aquino Government: The Politics of Culture
Caroline S. Hau
1. Literature, Nationalism, and the Problem of Consciousness
Bienvenido Lumbera
1. The Nationalist Literary Tradition
Edith L. Tiempo
1. Writers for National Unity
MISCELLANEOUS CULTURAL/HISTORICAL STUDIES
Edson Cabalfin
1. Intersections, Representations & Exoticism: Reconfiguring the Historiography of Philippine Art Deco Architectures
Nerissa Balce-Cortes
1. Imagining the Neocolony
Jeffrey Arellano Cabusao
1. Against Empire and Toward a Politics and Praxis of Hope: Reflections on E. San Juan Jr.'s Racism and Cultural Studies
Oscar V. Campomanes
1. The Vernacular/Local, the National, and the Global in Filipino Studies
Felipe M. de Leon Jr.
1. The Creative Living Presence Within: The Participation of Filipino
Patrick Flores
1. Postcolonial Sufferance
2. Suffering Colonialism: Modernity as Sacrifice and Salvation in Philippine Colonial Painting
Timothy R. Montes
1. Cultural Illiteracy
Jema M. Pamintuan
1. Batang West Side: Diskurso ng Konsensiya, Kaakuhan, at Kasaysayan
Mike Pozo
1. An Interview with E. San Juan Jr.: Reflections on Postcolonial Theory, the Filipino Diaspora, and Contemporary Cultural Studies
Carlos Quirino
1. The Mexican Connection: The Cultural Cargo of the Manila-Acapulco Galleons
Soledad Reyes
1. The Outlaw and the Prostitute: Images of Otherness in Popular Culture
E. San Juan Jr.
1. Challenging the Theory and Practice of Contemporary American Studies
2. Marxism and the Race/Class Problematic: A Re-Articulation
3. From Birmingham to Angkor Wat: Demarcations of Contemporary Cultural Studies (PDF)
4. From Postcolonial to Alter/Native National Allegory: Dialectics of Nation/People and World-System in Philippine Writing
5. Interrogating the Postcolonial Alibi: A Testimony from the Filipino Diaspora
6. Kidlat Tahimik: Interrogation of the Naïve Subaltern and the Critique of the Postcolonial Alibi
7. U.S. Imperial Terror, Cultural Studies, and the National Liberation Struggle in the Philippines [PDF]
Rolando B. Tolentino
1. Popular as Political Culture: The Fatherland, Nationalist Films, and Modernity in South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines
2. Ang Birhen ng Penafranca at ang South Border: Ang Pagtatanghal ng Kultura ng Pagsalat
3. Ang Kapangyarihan ng Vernakular sa Pambansa
4. Inang Bayan in Lino Brocka's Kapit sa Patalim and Orapronobis
5. Ang Bida sa Pelikula Bilang Kultural na Texto
Victor Hugo Viesca
1. With Style: Filipino Americans and the Making of American Urban Culture
Augusto F. Villalon
1. Getting Our Heritage to Survive the Ages
GENERAL ARTICLES ON PHILIPPINE LITERATURE, PUBLISHING, AND CREATIVE WRITING
Gémino H. Abad
1. Future Perfect: The Work of Literature
Virgilio Almario
1. Reading Matters
Salvacion M. Arlante and Rodolfo Y. Tarlit
1. The State-of-the-Art of Filipiniana Collections in the Philippines
Barbette Atienza
1. Defining Filipino Aesthetics
Romulo P. Baquiran Jr.
1. Scholarship as detective work
Cirilo F. Bautista
1. The Impact of Creative Writing Workshops
Fr. Miguel Bernad
1. Philippine Literature: Perpetually Inchoate
Karina A. Bolasco
1. Philippine Publishing: Towards Homes Filled With Books
Cecilia Manguerra Brainard
1. Wanggo's Complaint
Lourdes Jiz de Ortega
1. Anthologizing Philippine Literature
Ricardo de Ungria
1. Philippine Literature in English
Jose Y. Dalisay Jr.
1. A List for Literary Flips
Leoncio Deriada
1. The Various Writing Workshops
Ophelia Alcantara Dimalanta
1. Philippine Literature in English: Tradition and Change
Doreen G. Fernandez
1. Research in the Highways and Byways: Non-Traditional Sources for Literary and Other Research [PDF]
Alberto Florentino
1. Komadrona on a Native Literature (PDF)
2. On NVM, Peso Books, Publishing and Writing
J. Neil C. Garcia
1. Filipino Writers and American Students: An Experiment in Literary and Cross-Cultural Understanding
Jose Claudio B. Guerrero
1. Defining a National Artist
Bienvenido Lumbera
1. Young Writers Dream of Going Canonical
Lissa Gene Mata
1. Reaching Critical Mass: The UP Likhaan Creative Writing Center
Tom McArthur
1. Philippine Literature in English
Resil B. Mojares
1. The Haunting of the Filipino Writer
Timothy R. Montes
1. The Tuba Drinker as Story Teller
Elmer A. Ordonez
1. Of literary prizes and awards
Bino A. Realuyo
1. "Am Here": Am I? (I, hope, so.)
E. San Juan Jr.
1. Philippine Writing in English: A Bakhtinian Perspective
2. Prospects for Transformation in the Philippines in the Next Millenium
3. Reactionary Tendencies in the U.S. Production of Knowledge About The Filipino/The Philippines
H.O. Santos
1. Philippine Literature Today: A View From Afar
Bonifacio P. Sibayan
1. The Intellectualization of Filipino
Edith Lopez Tiempo
1. Teaching Creative Writing Today
Alfred A. Yuson
1. The Dumaguete Connection
ON LANGUAGE, TRANSLATIONS, AND LITERACY
Virgilio S. Almario
1. Ang Wika ng Karunungang Filipino
Erwin Cabucos
1. Hooray to Philippine English
Isagani R. Cruz
1. Philippine Global Literacy and the Filipino Student in the 21st Century
Angelina de la Torre
1. Looking Back: The Current State of Filipino as the National Language
Andrew Gonzalez
1. Philippine English also Filipino English
Mario Miclat
1. Translations into Filipino: Defining Self, Defining the Other
2. Globalization and National Language
Seth Mydans
1. Nations in Asia Give English Their Own Flavorful Quirks
Jessie Grace U. Rubrico
1. The Metamorphosis of Filipino as National Language
Luis V. Teodoro
1. The wages of English
Galileo S. Zafra
1. Pushing the National Language Develoment Through Translation
ON LITERARY HISTORY
Cesar Ruiz Aquino
1. Summer of 1962
Christine F. Godinez-Ortega
1. The Literary Forms in Philippine Literature
Bienvenido Lumbera
1. Philippine Literature 2001: Young Writers Dream of Going Canonical
Francis C. Macansantos and Priscilla S. Macansantos
1. Philippine Literature in the Spanish Colonial Period
2. Philippine Literature in the Post-War and Contemporary Period
Timothy R. Montes
1. Silliman in the 1980s: Of That Time, Second Person
Lilia Quindoza-Santiago
1. Early Philippine Literature
2. Philippine Literature During the American Period
Soledad Reyes
1. Philippine Literature Since 1972: A Discourse on Disorder
Anthony L. Tan
1. Silliman in the Seventies
ON SHORT FICTION
Jose Y. Dalisay Jr.
1. The Filipino Short Story in English: An Update For the '90s
N.V.M. Gonzalez
1. The Essential Story: On Filipino Writing Rising From the Debris of Colonialism
Timothy R. Montes
1. Young Writers and the Tradition in Philippine Short Fiction in English: Does the Force Exist or is the Jedi Council Pulling Our Legs?
ON THE NOVEL
Rofel Brion
1. English Lessons: Towards the Aesthetics of the Filipino Novel in English
Abdul Majid Nabi Baksh
1. The Filipino Novel in English: A Critical History
Cristina Pantoja-Hidalgo
1. The Philippine Novel in English Into the Twenty-first Century
ON POETRY
Gemino H. Abad
1. Mapping Our Poetic Terrain: Filipino Poetry in English From 1905 to the Present
2. One Hundred Years of Philippine Poetry
3. America to Our Image in Filipino English Verses
4. Amador T. Daguio: A Turning-point in Filipino Poetry from English
Virgilio S. Almario
1. Ang Uod sa Pagtulang Filipino
Romulo P. Baquiran Jr.
1. The Poet's Long Journey Out of the Colonial Labyrinth [PDF]
Cirilo F. Bautista
1. Philippine Poetry in English (unfinished website)
Jose Wendell Capili
1. Incantations and Memory: Reading Bilingual Poets From My Generation
2. Short Circuit: Expatriate Themes in Philippine Poetry in English
Patricia Ruth G. Cristobal
1. Dionatext: Dissecting the Winning Entries
Marc Escalona Gaba
1. Period Piece
J. Neil C. Garcia
1. A Meditation on Poetry and the Soul
Gelacio Guillermo
1. On Indigenous and Contemporary Poetry
Florentino Hornedo
1. A Rebirth of Interest in the Spoken Word
Mayo Uno Martin
1. Young Bards Have High Hopes For Poetry
Allan Popa
1. Sa Madaling Salita
Eileen R. Tabios
1. Six Directions: Poetry as a Way of Life
Edith Lopez Tiempo
1. Resounding Contemporary Poetic Articulating
Macario D. Tiu
1. Return to Community
ON THE ESSAY AND THE NON-FICTIONAL NARRATIVE
Joseph Epstein
1. The Personal Essay: A Form of Discovery
Cristina Pantoja-Hidalgo
1. Breaking Barriers: The Essay and the Non-Fictional Narrative
ON DRAMA AND THEATER
Doreen G. Fernandez
1. Philippine Theater in English
2. Seditious and Subversive: Theater of War
Cora Llamas
1. Philippine Theater in 2001: The Year of Theater Awareness
Gwendalene Ting
1. Cebuano Performing Arts
ON CINEMA
Arsenio "Boots" Bautista
1. History of Philippine Cinema
Ed Cabagnot
1. Paano Ba Talaga Manood ng Pelikulang Pilipino?
Vicente Soria de Veyra
1. Trends in Filipino Filmmaking Digital Cinema: Making an Independent Film for under $10,000
Bienvenido Lumbera
1. Film and Literature in the Philippines
Rolando Tolentino
1. Ang Bida sa Pelikula Bilang Kultural na Texto
2. Inang Bayan in Lino Brocka's Kapit sa Patalim and Orapronobis
Joselito Zulueta
1. Philippine Cinema 2001: Millenial Paradox Bugs FIlipino Film
ARTICLES, BIOGRAPHIES, REVIEWS, AND SCHOLARLY CRITICISM ON SPECIFIC WORKS, AUTHORS, FILMMAKERS, AND ARTISTS
On Teodoro A. Agoncillo
Reading Agoncillo
By Jose Victor Z. Torres
On Gerry Alanguilan, Philip Tan, Wilson Tortosa and Leinil Francis Yu
Comic Book Conquerors
By Ruel S. de Vera
On Erlinda Alburo
The eyes of Nanay Linda (more than anything else)
By Cora Almerino
On Virgilio S. Almario
An Interview With Virgilio S. Almario
By Ana Labrador
On Gina Apostol
A love story-of sorts
By Luis Joaquin Katigbak
On Noel Alumit
For Saints and Sinners
By Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla
On Cesar Ruiz Aquino
The Meta Reader: Cesar Aquino Reflects Upon His Latest Work
By Michelle Eve A. de Guzman
On Francisco Arcellana
My friend Franz
By Art C. Sampana
Farewell to Franz
By Jose Y. Dalisay Jr.
My Teacher, Franz
By Danton Remoto
Season of Grief
By Conrado de Quiros
On Joey Ayala
Joey Ayala gets to know Joey Ayala
By Rome Jorge
On F.H. Batacan
The horror of pleasure
By April Timbol Yap
On Cirilo F. Bautista
Breaking the silences of history
By Christine Godinez-Ortega
On Lualhati Bautista
Melodrama and Alternative Spaces of Survival in Lualhati Bautista's 'Gapo'
By Eleanor M. Jaluague
On Santiago Bose
Portrait of an Artist as Father
By Lilledeshan Bose
Santiago Bose: Behind the Emptied Page
By Eileen R. Tabios
How the Filipino Becomes a Nomad
By Eileen Tabios
'Singular artist'
By John L. Silva
Santi's Last Mambo
By Elizabeth Lolarga
Elegy, sort of
By Conrado de Quiros
Santo Santi, Viva Bose!
By Ruben Defeo
On Lino Brocka
Inang Bayan in Lino Brocka's Kapit sa Patalim and Orapronobis
By Rolando Tolentino
On Carlos Bulosan
Why is America in the Heart?
By Kenneth Mostern
On Ed Cabagnot
Ed Cabagnot goes back to school
By Eric Caruncho
On Catalina Cariaga
Sifting Through the Evidence: Reading Catalina Cariaga's Poetry
By Jean N.V. Gier
On Conchitina Cruz
Conversations With Conchitina Cruz
By Marc Escalona Gaba
On Amador T. Daguio
Amador T. Daguio: A Turning-point in Filipino Poetry from English
By Gemino H. Abad
On Lav Diaz
Batang West Side: Diskurso ng Konsensiya, Kaakuhan, at Kasaysayan
By Jema M. Pamintuan
On Batang Westside
By Gabriel D. Gabaya
On Ophelia Alcantara Dimalanta
Solemn Flow: The Poetry of Ophelia Alcantara Dimalanta
By Jose Wendell Capili
The erotics of faith
By Ramil Digal Gulle
On Simeon Dumdum
Representations of the Unconscious in Simeon Dumdum's The Gift of Sleep
By L. Lacambara Ypil
On Marjorie Evasco
Conversations With Marjorie Evasco
By Marc Gaba and Allan Popa
On Doreen G. Fernandez
Doreen G. Fernandez: Writer in Her Milieu
By Clinton Palanca
On Lina Flor
Domesticating Woman: The Example of Lina Flor
By Soledad S. Reyes
On Larry Francia
The primitives Larry Francia and Alex Hufana
By Amelia LapeñA-Bonifacio
On Peque Gallaga
'Oro, Plata, Mata' redux
By Lito B. Zulueta
On Jean N.V. Gier
Gier on Gier
By Jean N.V. Gier
On Angela Manalang Gloria
Challenging Traditions: Prosody And Rhapsody In The Poetry of Angela Manalang Gloria
By Isabela Banzon-Mooney
On Vicente Garcia Groyon
Under a Negros sky
By Juaniyo Arcellana
A young novelist's Midas touch
By Rosario Cruz Lucero
On Jessica Hagedorn
"A Love Letter to My Motherland": Maternal Discourses in Jessica Hagedorn's Dogeaters
By Jacqueline Doyle
'Dream Jungle': Cave Men and Napalm
By Michael Upchurch
On Sinai Hamada
Sinai Hamada and the Power of Sympathy
By Francis C. Macansantos
On Caroline S. Hau
"The Fictions of Necessity": A Book Review of Caroline S. Hau's Necessary Fictions (PDF)
By Charlie Samuya Veric
On Amado V. Hernandez
Amado V. Hernandez: Pagkilala at Pagpapahalaga
By E. San Juan Jr.
Being Amado V. Hernandez
By Ruel S. De Vera
On Alejandro Hufana
The primitives Larry Francia and Alex Hufana
By Amelia LapeñA-Bonifacio
On David Henry Hwang
"Just a Man": Subverting Stereotypes in David Henry Hwang's M. Butterfly [PDF]
By Rocio G. Davis
On Luisa Igloria
Great poetry for the bedside table
By Milan Jose
On Nick Joaquin
Nick Joaquin the Writer
By Doreen Fernandez
On Susan Lara
The Inadequacy of the Word: A Dialogic Reading of Susan Lara's 'Encounter'
By Mayel Panganiban
On Joseph Lauron
Paean to An Artist: Joseph Lauron (1971-2001)
By Jennifer Escano Lauron
On Bienvenido Lumbera
Bienvenido Lumbera, book lover
By Neni Sta. Romana-Cruz
On Jorge Ma. Cui-Pelares
Novel gives life to historic Mindanao Muslim figure
By Christine Godinez-Ortega
On Maningning Miclat
In Memory of Maningning Miclat
By Argee Guevarra
On Resil B. Mojares
A Review of Waiting for Mariang Makiling by Resil B. Mojares (PDF)
By Caroline S. Hau
On P.C. Morantte
What P.C. Morantte Knew
By Jean N. V. Gier
On Clovis Nazareno
A journey with a friend through Bhutan
By Victor Jose Peñaranda
On Aimee Nezhukumatathil
Miracle poet
By Alfred A. Yuson
On Wilfrido Nolledo
But For Nolledo
By Alfred A. Yuson
Unplugged and Remixed
By Juaniyo Arcellana
On Manuel Ocampo
ARS Poetica#10,001: Manuel Ocampo's Abstraction as Subversion
By Eileen Tabios
On Victor M. Ordoñez
Romance and history amid the Fil-Am war ruins
By Christine Godinez-Ortega
On Erlinda Panlilio
Tasteful comforts
By Lito B. Zulueta
On Cristina Pantoja-Hidalgo
Dreamy novel breaks grounds
By Ophelia A. Dimalanta
On Kerima Polotan
The Canonization of Kerima Polotan
By Caroline S. Hau
On Allan Popa
The Ends of Vision: On Allan Popa’s Samsara
By Marc Escalona Gaba
On Cristina Querrer
Overcoming Aesthetic Apartheid (With a Focus on Cristina Querrer's Paintings)
By Eileen R. Tabios
On Gardeopatra Quijano
And Who's Not Afraid of Inday Garding?
By Cora M. Almerino
On Barbara Jane Pulmano Reyes
Digging Up the Bones: Depictions of Otherness in Barbara J. Pulmano Reyes' Gravities of Center
By Loren Kleinman
There's one f-word you won't find wordsm...
By Brian Kluepfel
On Eddie Romero
Lights, Romero, Action!
By Reinerio Alba
On Ninotchka Rosca
‘I'm still very Filipino’ -- Ninotchka Rosca
By Alfred A. Yuson
Postcolonial Visions and Immigrant Longings: Ninotchka Rosca's Versions of the Philippines
By Rocio G. Davis
The Postcolonial State of Desire: Homosexuality and Transvestitism in Ninotchka Rosca's State of War
By Viet Thanh Nguyen
On E. San Juan Jr.
An Interview with E. San Juan Jr.: Reflections on Postcolonial Theory, the Filipino Diaspora, and Contemporary Cultural Studies
By Mike Pozo
Against Empire and Toward a Politics and Praxis of Hope: Reflections on E. San Juan Jr.'s Racism and Cultural Studies
By Jeffrey Arellano Cabusao
On Lucio San Pedro
An interview with National Artist for Music Lucio San Pedro
By Mayo Uno L. Martin
On Menchu Aquino Sarmiento
Dark, compelling stories
By Amadís Ma. Guerrero
On Angelo V. Suarez
Write Here, Write Now
By Abigail Austriaco
On Abelardo and Trinidad Tarrosa Subido
The Subidos' poetic conversations
By Ruby Villavicencio Paurom
On Eileen Tabios
On the poetry of Eileen Tabios
By Ron Silliman
The poet must be primarily concerned with beauty [PDF]
By Barbara Jane Reyes
On Kidlat Tahimik
Kidlat Tahimik: Interrogation of the Naïve Subaltern and the Critique of the Postcolonial Alibi
By E. San Juan Jr.
On Edith Tiempo
Edith Lopez Tiempo
By Lakambini Sitoy
Mother Superior: Review of An Edith Tiempo Reader
By Kristine Domingo
An Interview with National Artist for Literature Edith L. Tiempo
By Antonino de Veyra
The houses we inhabit
By Vicente Garcia Groyon
On Rowena Tiempo-Torrevillas
Rowena Tiempo-Torrevillas: Literary Encouragement Benefited Author
By Noelle Murray
On Macario D. Tiu
New exciting voice from Mindanao
By Christine Godinez-Ortega
On Linda Ty-Casper
(A Short Sweep of) the Philippine-American War According to Linda Ty-Casper in the Stranded Whale
By Teresa Martinez Sicat, PhD
On Azucena Grajo Uranza
The novels of Azucena Grajo Uranza
By Elmer A. Ordoñez
On Jose Garcia Villa
A Poet Unlike Any Other: Jose Garcia Villa
By Jean N.V. Gier
On Anchored Angel by Jose Garcia Villa
By Jean Vengua Gier
In His Own Words: An Interveiw with Francisco Arcellana on Jose Garcia Villa [PDF]
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