Who is Godis Withus Go?
Who Is The Anonymous Writer? Godis Withus Go a Filipino Filmmaker? We are not certain who wrote the most popular book in the Philippines today, but we do know the name of the protagonist. The anonymous writer also known by that name
Czech classic ‘R.U.R.’ published in Filipino – The Manila Times
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Filipino Writer Vida Cruz Nominated for Prestigious Hugo Award
VIDA CRUZ, a Filipino fantasy and science fiction writer, has been nominated under the Best Related Work category at the 2021 Hugo Awards VIDA CRUZ, a Filipino fantasy and science fiction writer, has been nominated under the Best Related Work category
Minor Feelings are Major Feelings – Harvard Political Review
Minor Feelings are Major Feelings Harvard Political Review
Reading Can Make You Smarter, Healthier, Wiser, Sources Say
Read to understand life Reading can even allow us to understand and connect with the world and the people around us as many writers claim. On one hand, Margaret Atwood believes in literacy's influence. "Reading and writing, like everything else, improve with
Mia Manansala’s ‘Arsenic and Adobo’ puts Filipino food and family at the center of a cozy mystery —
Mia P. Manansala’s debut novel “Arsenic and Adobo” will be released on May 4.Photos courtesy of Jamilla Yipp Photography and Berkley/ Penguin Random House “MY name is Lila Macapagal and my life has become a rom-com cliché.” The opening lines of “Arsenic
‘We Belong’: Fil-Am’s novel sings of myths and immigrants
Imagine if one person’s story is a sky where every element in it holds its place with its own story. That is the extraordinary case of “We Belong” (Dial Books for Young Readers, New York, 2021, 201 pages), Cookie Hiponia’s
16-year-old Filipino student among winners of New York Times STEM Writing Contest
A 16-year-old Filipino student has been named among the top 11 winners of New York Times STEM writing contest. Natalia Araña, a student at Philippine Science High School, bested nearly 4,000 entries with her essay on Stradivarius, the most
10 Books to Read during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. This year, in an effort to bring increased awareness to Asian and Pacific Islander voices, we’ve put together a list of 10 must-read books by authors of Asian and Pacific
How One Graphic Novel Looks at Anti-Asian Hate
In the new graphic novel “Cyclopedia Exotica,” immigrants with one eye coexist uneasily with their two-eyed neighbors.Members of the cyclops community are targeted by curious online daters and porn addicts, as well as cosmetic surgeons eager to give them that
Fordham Faculty Members Create Petition for Asian American Studies Program – The Observer
More than 1400 students, faculty and staff have signed a petition calling for Fordham to increase Asian American supportAfter University President Rev. Joseph M. McShane, S.J., released a statement on March 13 condemning the anti-Asian racism occurring in the U.S.,