Author Jen Soriano explores generational trauma and the transformative power of healing together in 'Nervous'
In her book Nervous: Essays on Heritage and Healing, activist and author Jen Soriano offers an insightful approach to understanding the lingering impact of generational trauma using science, history, memoir, and family stories.
Bay Area author and illustrator honors his grandmother’s legacy through a self-published art book and memoir, “Crescenciana”
In 2014, Kenneth Tan quit his job in Los Angeles to help care for his lola, Crescenciana Carbonel Tan. Little did he know that this decision would redefine his own path and create lasting memories between him and his grandmother.
New coming-of-age graphic novel centers a young warrior’s quest for purpose and self-discovery
Introducing Dasig, a new graphic novel and coming-of-age story about a young warrior-in-training struggling to find her purpose.
Beyond bakla: Trinidad Escobar's liberating exploration of queer sensuality and identities
Trinidad Escobar's love for storytelling began as a child when they penned a myriad of stories into the pages of college-ruled notebooks.
Motherhood and renewed cultural connections inspire children’s book on Philippine mythology
Marielle Atanacio created a children’s book on Philippine mythology for readers interested in Philippine mythology and culture.
YA writer and activist talks identity, social reform, and community through coming-of-age stories
Writer Daven McQueen touches on lessons of ethnic identity, social reform, and the lasting power of friendship and community.
A daughter's tribute to her mother, Elizabeth Ramsey, the Queen of Philippine Rock n' Roll
“Elizabeth Ramsey: Queen of Philippine Rock N’ Roll" highlights the singer's life, her family, and the obstacles she overcame.
Celebrating the ‘auntie community’ through “The So-En Chronicles”
Gale.minna, a first-generation Filipina American based in Sacramento, explores mental health through poetry, short stories, and digital art.
Filipino American International Book Festival returns to San Francisco Pubic Library
Filled with camaraderie, collaboration, and celebration, the two-day festival is the largest of its kind in the United States.
Divine In i: Honoring ancestral and spiritual wisdom from Haiti, Brazil, and the Philippines
Readers celebrate the official launch of “The Divine Coloring Book” created by Filipina American author Christine Joy Amagan Ferrer.
How Randy Ribay is changing the publishing industry, one YA novel at a time
“Patron Saints of Nothing” hit the young adult literary world by storm in 2019, and author Randy Ribay has been riding high ever since.