Literature

In the province, far from the bustling and sleepless Metro Manila where there exists a strange mix of “everyone-ness,” lies a certain magic that the country’s capital city, no matter how hard it tries (if it dares), won’t be able to replicate.

It might not be that obvious to the general public, but the Philippine publishing scene has seen significant growth in the past decade.

Instituto Cervantes de Manila, together with the Embassy of Spain and AECID, invites the public to a special panel discussion titled “Traducciones de ida...

PGLW is a two-day event where aspiring young writers from all over the country partake in a writing workshop under the guidance of a...

Via GRAPHIC PLUS | Quezon City (22 June 2026) — The United Nations edition of the Philippine children's book 'Si Tala at ang Kanyang...

One day, toward the end of 1967, National Artist for Literature Bienvenido Lumbera sat down to look critically at the state of Philippine literature...

A space for new and seasoned readers to discover Ateneo Press books. What is the Ateneo de Manila University Press? It’s one of the leading...

There is an old Japanese film called Okuribito, which Marvin once told him about in a hospital room as if recommending a comedy. In...

Art has long served as a vital instrument for the LGBTQIA+ community in its enduring quest for visibility and acceptance. Today, the Philippine artistic...

The church stood alone and abandoned at the edge of the town, an old structure built with weathered stone walls darkened by years of...