Category: books
3 books
now available sa U.P. Press bookshop in Diliman! Of love and other lemons (2012) The Filipino is Worth Blogging For (2012) Revolutionary Routes: Five Stories of Incarceration, Exile, Murder, and Betrayal in Tayabas Province 1891-1980 (2011)
“The Filipino is Worth Blogging For” and indie publishing
The Filipino is Worth Blogging For is the title of a book katrina and i are self-publishing and launching on thursday july 19, along with the main attraction, katrina’s first book: of love and other lemons, essays personal and political … Continue reading
The Secret of Paula Herrera, from Tiaong to Tayabas circa 1891
by curatormuseo “In 1891, WHEN my great great grandmother Paula Cerrada Herrera was arrested, her arms tied behind her elbow-to-elbow, and made to walk all the way from Tiaong to the town of Tayabas escorted by four guardias civiles, she … Continue reading
Family memory as fine history
By Alfred Yuson If there’s one book that has impressed me overmuch with its conceptualization and execution, read ambition and fine writing, it’s Revolutionary Routes: Five Stories of Incarceration, Exile, Murder and Betrayal in Tayabas Province, 1891-1980 by Angela Stuart-Santiago. … Continue reading
Slim pickings @ Manila’s lit fest 2011
by Katrina Stuart Santiago Let me begin with a confession: I take festivals and conferences, no matter how big or small, seriously. Regardless of whether I pay to get in or not, whether it’s here or elsewhere, whether it’s an … Continue reading
‘The past is present still’ in Revolutionary Routes
By Sylvia Mayuga Its “uncharted maps” to “paths of self preservation where there aren’t any,” make Revolutionary Routes the perfect title for Angela Stuart-Santiago’s new book. “No one’s made into a hero” in this story of an old Tayabas clan … Continue reading