InHiraya ExpeditionsbyChan Imperial·Oct 19Ginoong Kangkong & Other Stories by Wincy Aquino Ong | ReviewHow the author of The Indio and the Impaler pairs hyperlocal scares with black comedy in his latest horror anthology.
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Mick B·Nov 14, 2025my heart, the astronaut: A Queer Reading of Longing and DistanceA reflection on Therese Villarante’s “my heart, the astronaut”
Michelle Cuyos·Oct 26, 2025🎬 The Count of Monte CristoOriginally written in 2009 as a reaction paper for my sister’s college assignment. I’ve read the novel since then, but at the time of…
Jenie Mae Ate·Sep 5, 2025When Wits Meets Accountability: Why Liksi From Joel Donato Ching Jacob’s Alipin Trilogy is A Good…“Leadership is not a crown you wear that puts you above everyone else.”
R. G. Dacanay·Jul 18, 2025Frankensteined Creatures“That’s where your stuff comes in. I’m going to splice your movies with mine.” (Tenorio)
R. G. Dacanay·Jul 14, 2025Talk of the TongueWe can be anything on the internet. So far, I have chosen to be a writer who hides behind a pseudonym.
R. G. Dacanay·Jul 11, 2025Asylum from Fear, Fear from AsylumBalaran’s Latay sa Latam is the most compelling story to explore the experience of the diaspora amongst the selections because of how it…
Pete Almira·Jul 10, 2025VII. Tying Up the Spider’s Web: Why Filipino Fantasy Remains Rare & What Can Be DoneThe last installment in a broader article series, this piece delves into the evolving landscape and future of Filipino fantasy literature
