Catch the August 2023 issue of the Philippines Graphic Reader!
Featuring:
SHORT STORIES
§ The Scent of Coconuts by Ma. Ceres P. Doyo
§ Everything Taken Together Has the Weight of Heaven by Ian Rosales Casocot
§ Letting It Be by Diana B. Noche
§ Confession by Dante O. Cuales, Jr.
POEMS
· I Write...
In a proactive response to the current maritime developments at the West Philippine Sea, the labor group Federation of Free Workers (FFW) championed the idea of prioritizing the development and deployment of citizen soldiers.
"The defense of the country against foreign aggression or...
First published in 1927, the Graphic has survived two global cataclysms—the Second World War and the COVID-19 pandemic. It underwent a third resurrection of sorts, 18 years after the declaration of Martial Law in 1972.
As a magazine, the Graphic has, over time, experienced...
Despite the absence of critical issues relating to workers' rights and welfare in President Marcos Jr.'s just-concluded State of the Nation Address (SONA), various labor groups reiterated their call for a P150 wage increase, among other labor concerns.
“As we listened to the President’s...
John Eli Caldas is a 26-year-old American of mixed parentage. His mother is a Filipina and his father is from Colombia. He was born in Glendale and raised in Duarte, both cities located in the Los Angeles County in California. A graduate of...
You can still catch the June 2023 96th Anniversary Issue of the Philippines Graphic
Featuring:
· Nick Joaquin, lived experiences, and the Fil-Am Identity by John Eli Caldas
· The Philippines Graphic at 96: After the pandemic
· Aliw Broadcasting Corporation launches Aliw 23
· LITERATURE: The Humor of D. Paulo Dizon
· FICTION:...
National Artist for Architecture Francisco Mañosa was born in Manila on Feb. 12, 1931. He is known for his Filipino-inspired architectural designs, most notably...