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The Fay of Glowing Lights
Vienna was twelve and she loved the night.
Especially when there was a moon out, even if it was just a fingernail of it with just enough light to make the night Van Gogh-esque.
A brighter one would have dimmed the light of the stars...
Let’s Save San Nicolas (Manila)
The district of San Nicolas has great historical value. The interaction of Spanish andChinese influences that largely contributed to the Filipino identity took place inChinatown, which San Nicolas is part of. Here you can find buildings from the 19th century, some dating about...
Now off the press
Solidaridad Publishing House releases three of F. Sionil Jose’s latest books completed before the National Artist’s death on Jan. 6 this year.
A necrological tribute by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts will be...
Surveys say: It’s a Marcos election victory
Thirty-six years ago, his late father and their family left the country in disgrace. Today, he is poised to win the 2022 national elections to become the 17th President of the Philippines. That is, if the surveys hold true.
Pre-election surveys conducted by...
Moves like Brocka
The Philippines Graphic shares with its readers the life, conviction, and passion of this much venerated, singularly gifted, and internationally-acclaimed film director whose best works spanned one of the most difficult junctures in our nation’s history. Written by multi-awarded poet, screenwriter, editor, and...
Instituto Cervantes launches poetry recital of works written in Spanish by Filipino writers.
Instituto Cervantes on a mission to recover Philippine literature in Spanish
In the "First Online Recital of Hispano-Filipino Poetry," Instituto Cervantes de Manila brought together more than a hundred poetry lovers who recited verses written in Spanish by Filipino poets. All the recorded recitations...
