Pacific Storm Recah Trinidad
This book contains dispatches by Recah Trinidad and details of the fights of Manny Pacquiao (date of fight, title at stake, name of opponent, venue, decision), as well as a roster of Filipino world boxing champions. It also includes a statement from former Mayor of Manila Lito Atienza, about his long friendship with the boxing champion from Manny’s days training at an old gym in Manila.
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 2006
Pag-aklas Pagbaklas Pagbagtas Rolando Tolentino
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Quezon City: University of the Phillipines Press, 2010
Paghuhunos Ellen L. Sicat
“Wala akong ibang alam na paraan ng pagkukuwento kundi tulad lamang ng sa impo ko: kapalagayang-loob niya ang kakuwentuhan, ka-talamitang-dila, ‘ika nga … bagamat tinangka kong maging matapat sa nobelang Paghuhunos, maaaring ang aking pagkaalaala ang di naging matapat. May mga banggit sa kasaysayan ang nobela, posibleng nagkagulo-gulo ang petsa. Dapat nanaliksik ako, pero masisira ang nais kong kalabasan ng nobela: isang pagbubuklat ng gunita—may labis, may kulang.”—Ellen L. Sicat
Quezon City: University of the Phillipines Press, 2001
Pagkatao at Teknolohiya: Mga Isyu ng Etika sa Makabagong Medisina Leonardo D. De Castro
“Kapansin-pansin ngayon sa mga pahayagan, radyo, at telebisyon ang mga balita tungkol sa aborsyon, euthanasia, assisted suicide, cloning, teknolohiyang pangreproduksiyon, genetic engineering, at iba pang paksa na kinatatagpuan ng nag-uumapaw na bugtong tungkol sa katayuan at hinaharap ng tao. Sa harap ng mga ito, hindi maaaring manatiling mga tagapanood lamang ang mga pangkaraniwang tao. Kailangang masangkot ang pangkaraniwang tao sa mga pag-aaral at pagpapasya sapagkat siya man ay may malaking taya sa mga maaaring mangyari. Hangarin ng aklat na ito na makatulong sa paglilinaw ng mga isyung tinutukoy.”—Mula sa paunang salita
Quezon CIty: U.P. Sentro ng Wikang Filipino, 1999
Pagluwas Zosimo Quibilan Jr.
Binubuo ang Pagluwas ng 52 kuwentong pira-piraso tungkol sa mga pasaherong sumakay ng bus biyaheng Maynila galling Baguio, at nauwi sa isang kakaibang sakuna. Walang nakaligtas at nasugatan. Wala, kahit mga katawan
Quezon City: University of the Phillipines Press, 2006
Pagmumini-muni at Pagtatalak ng Sirenang Nagpapanggap na Prinsesa: Mga Piling MaiklingSanaysay J.I.E. Teodoro
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Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 2007
Pagsalubong sa Habagat Lamberto E. Antonio
Also published by Kaunlaran Press, 1986.
Nagsimulang makilala si Lamberto E. Antonio sa masugid niyang pagtataguyod ng modernismo sa tulang Pilipino. Sa paglabas ng kanyang Hagkis ng Talahib (1980), naging ganap ang pagkilala sa natatangi niyang kakayahang isataludtod ang “damdaming naninigid at paniwalang pinakalirip.” Ang Pagsalubong sa Habagat ang pinakahuling yugto ng kanyang masagisag at maharayang pagsisiwalat.
Quezon City: Aklat Peskador, 1986
Pagsubok sa Ilang: Ikaapat ng Mukha ni Satanas Tony Perez
“Written creatively and with uncommon clarity, this book critically rereads the temptations in the desert as a process of psycho-spiritual integration involving Jesus’ descent to his unconscious and the reabsorption of his Shadow. Satan as the “shadow” is non-dualistically presented here as a force that is integrally within us, which we must face in order to move toward greater individuation. Pagsubok sa Ilang indeed contributes not only to the small collection of academic studies devoted to the figure of Satan but also to the possible significations Satan can assume in Christian life.”—Agnes M. Brazal, STD, Maryhill School of Theology
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 2005
Palaspas: An Appreciation of Palm Leaf Art in the Philippines, Karl Fredrick M. Castro Karl Fredrick M. Castro
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 2009
Pambungad sa Metapisika Roque J. Ferriols, SJ
Noong 1969, nagsimulang magturo ng pilosopiya si Padre Ferriols sa wikang Filipino. Nag-iisa siyang nangahas na bigkasin ang tunay na umiiral, o “Meron” sa katutubong wika, sa panahong Ingles lamang ang naghaharing wika sa mga pamantasan at inakala pang tanging wika ng pag-iisip. Sa pamamagitan ng tahasang paglalarawan at pagpapaliwanag ng karanasan sa wikang Filipino, naipakita ni Padre Ferriols kung paano kumakagat o nag-uugat ito sa tunay na umiiral o “Meron” sa bukod-tanging paraan. Pinayaman din ni Padre Ferriols ang katutubong kalinangan nang isulat niya ang kanyang Pambungad sa Metapisika.
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Office of Research and Publications,, 1991
Panahon ng Hapon: Sining sa Digmaan, Digmaan sa Sining Edited by Gina V. Barte
This book is an anthology of essays dealing with Philippine art and culture in a historical perspective: the Second World War and the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines, covering the period 1942–1945. These essays are studies by contemporary scholars of Philippine history and the arts whose findings on the subject, hitherto dismissed as uneventful in terms of artistic and cultural production, yield fresh information and insights that re-evaluate and reinterpret the conclusions offered by earlier studies on the subject
Pasay City: Cultural Center of the Philippines, 1992
Pangalay: Traditional Dances and Related Folk Artistic Expressions Ligaya Fernando-Amilbangsa
“In Pangalay, Ligaya Fernando-Amilbangsa has gathered material for the dance historian, the dance teacher, the dancer. It seems inevitable, however, that her audience will expand to include the choreographer in search of the bases of abstraction and creation; the historian seeking the cultural artifacts that mark historical time; the anthropologist and sociologist exploring sociocultural settings for human behavior; and certainly anyone wishing to understand still another facet of being Filipino.”—Doreen G. Fernandez, in the foreword
Makati City: Filipinas Foundation for the Ministry of Muslim Affairs, 1983
Papa’s House, Mama’s House Jean Lee C. Patindol Illustrated by Mark Ramsel N. Salvatus III
“Many adults believe that some subjects are ‘not for children’ and the issue of separated families is one of these. Yet children are perceptive observers who wonder and feel confused at why they or their peers do not live with both a mother and a father. This story about such a family, told from the voice of a child, responds to children’s questions in a simple and sensitive way.”—Liane Peña-Alampay, Ph.D., developmental psychologist, Ateneo de Manila University
Quezon City: Adarna House, 2004
Papel de Liha Ompong Remigio Illustrated by Beth Parrocha-Doctolero
This story honors the untiring love a mother has for her family. She works all day: cooks their meals, does the laundry, cleans each nook and cranny. All this work must make her hands as rough as sandpaper! This distresses the little girl in our story who overhears her aunt say that sandpaper hands will make her father leave her mother!
Quezon City: Adarna House, 1996
Pares-Pares Bienvenido M. Noriega Jr.
This book contains six plays written in Filipino. These are: “Ramona Reyes ng Forbes Park,” “Regina Ramos ng Greenwich Village,” “Kanluran ng Buhay,” “Kasalan sa Likod ng Simbahan, Dalawang Kuwento,” and “Tampuhan.”
Quezon City: New Day Publishers, 1983
Pasquinades Adrian E. Cristobal Edited by Celin S. Cristobal
A collection of Cristobal’s newspaper columns—those for “weekend readings … which are hardly political, less topical, and more fanciful, or whimsical.”
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 1993
Passage: Poems 1983-2006 Edgar B. Maranan
Makati City: Bookmark, 2007
Passional: New Poems and Some Translations Ophelia A. Dimalanta
This sixth book of poetry by the author contains 30 new poems and some translations by Rebecca Añouevo and Michael Coroza, two of the brightest young poets in Filipino.
Manila: University of Santo Tomas Publishing House, 2003
Patrimony: 6 Case Studies on Local Politics and the Environment in the Philippines Sheila S. Coronel
This book examines the link between local politics and the environment, probing how democratization and devolution have affected the way resources are managed at the local level.
Quezon City: Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, 1996
Paz Marquez Benitez: One Woman\'s Life, Letters, and Writings Virginia B. Licuanan
ISBN 971-550-186-9 (BP), 304 pages
An account of the life of an extraordinary teacher, writer, and publisher, the book also includes Marquez’s letters and entries from her diaries, which reflect life at the turn of the century until the 1980s.
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 1995
Penmanship and Other Stories Jose Y. Dalisay Jr.
Penmanship and Other Stories is Jose Y. Dalisay Jr.’s third collection of short stories and includes a short novel, Voyager. These new stories deal largely with men and women, and with the ebbs and flows of power—often taken or mistaken for love—that pass between them.
Mandaluyong City: Cacho Publishing House, 1995
People of the Philippine Cordillera: Photographs, 1934-1956 Eduardo Masferre, Jill Gale De Villa, Ma. Teresa Garcia-Farr, Gladys Montgomery Jones
From 1934 to 1956, self-taught Filipino photographer Eduardo Masferré dedicated his talent to recording images of the ancient way of life of the indigenous people in the heart of the Philippine Cordillera mountains. Because of the historic importance and the artistic quality of Masferré’s photographs, it was imperative that his life’s work be compiled, published, and made available to the public and to students of Philippine cultural heritage. Several institutions participated in this project: the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, the Department of Education, Culture and Sports, the Cultural Center of the Philippines Museo ng Kalinangang Pilipino, and Mobil Philippines.
Metro Manila: DevCon, IP, 1988
People on Guerrero Street Leoncio P. Deriada
People on Guerrero Street is a novel set in Guerrero Street of Davao City, during the school year 1953–1954. The author was himself a junior in the Davao City High School at that time. The book was cited by the Manila Critics Circle “for portraying life in a ‘small town’ transforming quietly into a big city, with every growing-up event magnified beyond reason and passion, where sex is mistaken for love and love for life, until death brings both protagonist and reader back to semi-urban life in an unreal city with real people in it.”
Iloilo City: Seguiban Printers and Publishing House, 2004
People Power 2: Lessons and Hopes Edited by Thelma Sioson San Juan
Book design by Onate and Perez, Inc.
This book is a compendium of the lessons that we must take with us beyond People Power 2. Says Professor Cynthia Bautista of the University of the Philippines Department of Sociology: “Unless the middle classes facilitate the emergence of new social structures, the old social hierachies that allowed the excesses of a Marcos [deposed by People Power 1] or an Estrada [deposed by People Power 2] will prevail.”
Pasig City: ABS-CBN Publishing Company, 2001
Personal: Mga Sanaysay sa Lupalop ng Gunita Rene O. Villanueva
The award-winning playwright and children’s book writer gathers 40 informal essays about his childhood until his young adult life in the colorful but ironically landmarkless La Loma in Quezon City.
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 1999
Phenomena and Their Interpretation: Landmark Essays, 1957-1989 Jaime Bulatao, SJ
This book draws from keen, rigorous, and empathic observations of the Filipino psyche. It also includes descriptions of the phenomena of religion, consciousness, and culture.
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 1992
Phenomenology: Edmund Husserl and Edith Stein Emerita S. Quito
The book discusses phenomenology. It opens by giving historical background, and then moves on to a detailed discussion of Edmund Husserl’s method and its epistemological, metaphysical, psychological, and logical implications. What follows is a discussion on the phenomenological empathy of the saint, Edith Stein. Finally, the author gives her own personal analysis.
Manila: De La Salle University Press, 2001
Philippine Cartoons: Political Caricature of the American Era, 1900–1941 Alfred McCoy, Alfredo Roces
Philippine political cartoons gained full expression during the American era. Filipino artists recorded national attitudes toward the coming of the Americans as well as the changing mores and times. While the 377 cartoons compiled in this book speak for themselves, historian Alfred McCoy’s extensive research in Philippine and American archives provides a comprehensive background not only to the cartoons but to the turbulent period as well. Artist-writer Alfredo Roces, who designed the book, contributes an essay on Philippine graphic satire of the period.
Quezon City: Vera-Reyes, 1985
Philippine Coral Reefs: A Natural History Guide Alan White, Ph.D.
The book is a compilation of the observations of the obvious life forms found in coral reefs around the Philipines. This guide acquaints readers with new organisms and presents a glimpse of the fascinating underwater world. This new edition, updated and improved, gives added emphasis on the status of resources and the need to conserve Philippine coral reefs.
Makati City: Bookmark, 2001
Philippine Drama: Twelve Plays in Six Philippine Languages Filemon Palafox, Aurelio Celestino, Juan D. Santos, Hermogenes E. Ilagan, Severino Reyes, Asisclo Jimenez, Justino Nuyda, Damaso Jimeno, Pedro F. Checa, Buenaventura Rodriguez, Pio A. Kabahar
Introductions and translations by Wilhermina Q. Ramas, Filonila M. Tupas, Alejandro J. Casambre, Marcela C. Zamora, Maria Lilia Realubit, and Consuelo M. Damaso
The book includes dramatic works in Bikol, Hiligaynon, Iloko, Pangasinan, and Tagalog.
Manila: NSTA assisted UPS-IRPA, 1987
Philippine Ecodestinations Amadis Ma. Guerrero
In this fourth collection of travel features, Guerrero explores the beauty of the Philipine archipelago from Kalinga and the Cagayan Valley to Basilan and Sarangani. Photographs complement the text. A true handy guide for backpackers, trekkers, mountaineers, spelunkers, and ecotourists interested in exploring the country’s many scenic wonders, both on and off the beaten track.
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 2000
Philippine Markets: Homage to the Hardworking Men and Women of the Market Karla P. Delgado
“While the text and photographs take us to ‘another world,’ the book also makes accessible very useful information about regional dishes broken down according to province or ethnolinguistic group; dips and sauces all over the country; the names of markets in the different provinces of the country, what are sold in them, what can be purchased there to take home as pasalubong, and even the hours of the day that they are open.”—Edilberto N. Alegre, Ph.D., cultural anthropologist
Manila: Centro Escolar University, 1999
Philippine Picture Postcards, 1900-1920 Jonathan Best
Book design by Beth Parrocha
This book goes beyond being a simple history of early postcards and gives the reader a fascinating portrait of the Philippines during the first two decades of this country. It offers us a visual memory of a time which still retained much of the charm of the 19th century but was rapidly being transformed by political change and the advent of the modern era.
Makati City: Bookmark, 1994
Pidgin Levitations: Poetic Chroma Texts Ricardo M. De Ungria
Book design by Veni L. Llowa and Ricardo de Ungria
This is a truly remarkable work of revision and recreation of his Uncollected Poems 1981–1989: revision as “an art in itself” since “no poem is ever finished,” and recreation as “my old self co-creating with me the poems of the past that were in their nascent state” (the word recreation also comprising “the ideas of leisure and sports”). The poems in Pidgin Levitations, says Dr. Gemino Abad, show a poet’s exemplary course from an aesthetics of “esoteric allusions … and mystifying subtleties and obscurities” to a poetics of ordinary language and ordinary subjects.”
Quezon City: University of the Phillipines Press, 2004
Pilgrim\'s Diary: Passages and Inner Landscapes Angela Blardony Ureta Edited by Susan A. De Guzman, Giselle P. Kasilag
Book design by Ige Ramos
This is essentially a book of essays on travel to six places in the Philippines and to many others in India, Nepal, and Thailand.
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila Athletics Office, 2005
Pilipinas circa 1907: Production Script and Notes, Score for Piano and Voice Nicanor G. Tiongson
Composed by Lutgardo Labad, Louie Pascasio, and Lucien Letaba
Pilipinas circa 1907 features not only the original script of the play in Filipino and its English translation. It also includes an introductory essay on the sarsuwela as a traditional Philippine theater form revived and revitalized in recent years; production notes by the playwright, the director, the composers, and the production designer; score for voice and piano of some 20 songs featured in the musical play; and more than 40 photographs taken from the premiere performances of the play at Fort Santiago and at the Rizal Park in early 1882.
Quezon City: Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA), 1985
Pilosopiya ng Relihiyon Roque J. Ferriols, SJ
In his third award-winning book (after Pambungad sa Metapisika and Mga Sinaunang Griyego), Fr. Roque Ferriols seeks to share his reflections on the meeting of man and his Creator. He draws inspiration from St. Thomas, St. Augustine, Gabriel Moral, Rudolf Otto, Hugo Rahner, Gilbert Keith Chesterton, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Boris Pasternak, and many others.
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Office of Research and Publications,, 1995
Pina Lourdes R. Montinola
This book explores the world of piña: its source and origins, the process of its making, its history as fabric and as craft, its uses, its artistry, the regard in which it has been held—in effect its past, its present, and its future. It is the first book of its kind, drawing from history, ethnography, sociology, and aesthetics in the study and appreciation of a cultural artifact that is as well an object of art.
Makati City: Amon Foundation, 1991
Pinatubo and the Politics of Lahar Kelvin Rodolfo
“This book is wonderfully but uncomfortably honest, about passionate science, by a geologist who lives astride the cultures of both the Philippines and the U.S. and who was at the center of unusually successful lifesaving studies of Pinatubo lahars. Dr. Rodolfo, or, if I may, Kelvin, led the earliest, fundamental characterization of Pinatubo lahars so that engineers, civil defense leaders, and politicians would understand the lahar threat before them, and thus make wise decisions on how to manage that threat.”—Christopher G. Newhall, U.S. Geological Survey, Seattle, Washington
Quezon City: University of the Philippines Center for Integrative and Development Studies, 1995
Pingkian at Apat pang Aklat ng Tunggalian Lamberto E. Antonio
This is the author’s third collection of poetry. Antonio, says a critic, “is the most persuasive voice in contemporary Tagalog poetry, a poet who speaks for the oppressed, whether peasant or worker, without any touch of affectation.”
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 1997
Piniling Kuwento at Sanaysay Rogelio R. Sicat
A collection of Sicat’s short stories and essays on literature and culture
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 1992
Pinoy Forever: Essays on Culture and Language Edilberto N. Alegre
“These essays were not written to please you nor to entertain you. There was only one motivation—to hack at the jungles in our minds, the wild undergrowths of our miseducation. To stop the patronizing attitude of flabby minds which readily appropriate the foreigners’ view of what we are: embodiment of SIR (smooth interpersonal relations) and deeply dyed in utang na loob—traits which make lambs of us. They would make us believe that we are willing victims of their rapacity.”—Edilberto Alegre, in the foreword
Pinoy Jazz Traditions Richie C. Quirino
Pinoy Jazz Traditions is an abridged version of an original manuscript, The History of Jazz in the Philippines, covering the full spectrum of jazz in the country, from its beginnings in 1898, all the way up to the present. It also contains rare photographs, poems, and artworks.
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 2004
Pinoy Nga! Jess Abrera
A collection of Jess Abrera’s best Pinoy Nga! cartoons, which highlights the lighter side of life in the Philippines. Randy David raves, “Nagbibigay-aliw, nagpapatawa, pumupuna. At higit sa lahat, nagpapaalala kung paano tayo ay Pinoy nga!”
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 1997
Pinoy Television, the Medium of Our Lives: The Story of ABS-CBN Edited by Thelma Sioson-San Juan
This book has the following sections: a view on how the story of ABS-CBN is the story of Pinoy TV, a photographic essay including images from the medium, a section on TV pioneers, another on advertising as it grew alongside television, and an essay by Jose Y. Dalisay, “How TV Changed My Life Forever.”
Pasig City: ABS-CBN Publishing Company, 1999
Planet Waves Eric Gamalinda
The author introduces his novel with the following lines: “For these defects, and for no other evil, we are lost, only so far afflicted, that we live desiring without hope.”
Quezon City: New Day Publishers, 1989
Poems and Parables Gemino H. Abad
Also published by University of the Philippines Press in 2002 with ISBN 971-542-359-0
Two motifs run through and interweave the poems and parables. One motif has to do with the paradoxical nature of language: that is, while words already mean before one speaks, yet other shores seem within reach where the words do not break. The other motif deals with our people’s agonies and exultations through the last years of the Marcos dictatorship during which time Truth, father of language, took vengeance openly.
Manila: Kalikasan Press, 1988
Poems en Route Marne Kilates
The second collection of poems by Marne Kilates. The new book, according to Gemino Abad, contains poems that are \"among our finest today.\"
Manila: University of Santo Tomas Publishing House, 1998
Poems: Selected and New (1982-1997) Simeon Dumdum Jr.
“Dumdum has retained the primal sense of wonder and wisdom that canny old children hold as a kindly talisman, which poetry mutates into a paradoxical innocence described by another poet as ‘brave as a bomb to hurl against the world.’”—Edith L. Tiempo
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Office of Research and Publications,, 1999
Points of Departure: Esays on Christianity, Power, and Social Change Mario V. Bolasco Edited by Edicio Dela Torre
“No other Filipino scholar to my knowledge is better equipped than the late Prof. Mario Bolasco to analyze the convergence of Marxism, Christianity, and folk religions in the Philippine revolutionary movement. Besides an intimate knowledge of its history and the nuances of diverse ideologies, he possessed an exceptional skill to decipher the convoluted language of theoreticians, theologians, and indigenous mystics, and explain them with sympathy and in terms that make sense to ordinary mortals.”—Francisco Nemenzo, former president, University of the Philippines
Manila: St. Scholastica\'s College, 1994
Population and History: The Demographic Origins of the Modern Philippines Edited by Daniel F. Doeppers, Peter Xenos
This book aims to present a comprehensive demographic history of the Philippines as a subject intertwined with the study of social and economic change across the archipelago. It traces the causes of the rapid rise and sustained growth of Philippine population from the late-18th century to the mid-1870s.
Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, in cooperation with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Southeast Asian Studies, 2000
Pork and Other Perks: Corruption and Governance in the Philippines Sheila S. Coronel
This book contains key examples of corruption, ranging from the use of pork barrel funds to the new opportunities for dealmaking brought about by privatization and economic liberalization.
Quezon City: Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, 1998
Porn Again: Midlife Outtakes and Mistakes Jose Javier Reyes
“Is Jose Javier Reyes a pornographer, as the administration of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo branded him? As far as I can tell, Joey’s crime was that he told the truth as he saw it. He does have the disconcerting habit of telling the truth, as this collection amply demonstrates. If honesty and directness are considered forms of pornography, and this book is the work of a pornographer, then we should all aspire to be porn again.”—Jessica Zafra
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 2003
Postmodern Filming of Literature: Sources, Contexts, and Adaptations Joyce L. Arriola
“We who love cinema are fortunate to have Arriola’s contribution to film studies. So long as there are critics who would subject cinema to a rigorous scholarship, we should not be concerned about obituaries announcing the death of the Filipino film industry. Pinoy critics like Arriola will keep cinema—our own cinema, in particular—alive, through the force of their intellectual engagement.”— Clodualdo del Mundo Jr., in the foreword
Manila: University of Santo Tomas Publishing House, 2007
Potluck, Hidalgo Bonding: A Family Heritage Cookbook Edited by Jaime C. Laya, Adelaida Lim
“Tradition, family pride, piety, high spirits, togetherness and good appetite—all are skillfully blended in this wonderful book, illuminating five generations of life in the Philippines, Europe, and the USA. Love, politics, and cooking, exchange of recipes, conversations round a hundred dinner tables, come vividly to life, and with them the great dishes that still feed hearts and minds.” —Sri Owen, food and cookery writer and traveling cookery teacher
Presidential Plunder: The Quest for the Marcos Ill-Gotten Wealth Jovito R. Salonga
Also published by University of the Philippines Center for Leadership, Citizenship, and Democracy in 2000 with ISBN 971-8567-283.
“For the most part, this book is the author’s memoir as the first chairman of the Presidential Commission for Good Government (PCGG), from February 28, 1986, to March 9, 1987. Fortunately, in the memoir Salonga has pursued the continuing saga of the PCGG’s efforts to recover Ferdinand E. Marcos’s fabulous stolen wealth over the next 13 years, until May 2000.”—Jose V. Abueva, in the foreword
Quezon City: Regina Publishing, 2000
Primed Selected Stories 1972-1992 Jo-Ann Q. Maglipon
The book is a collection of articles Maglipon has written between 1972 and 1992. Says Jose F. Lacaba: “What Maglipon offers us is advocacy reporting at its best: engaged and engaging. True to her calling, she ‘comforts the afflicted and afflicts the comfortable.’”
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 2009
Prison and Beyond: Selected Poems 1958-1983 Jose Ma. Sison
“A critic once observed that the poetry of Teresa of Avila is suffused with God. In an analogous way, the poetry of Sison is suffused with the idea of revolution. Even the purely descriptive poems, or those which appear to be simply exercises in wit and metaphor, nature or objects or situations inevitably relate themselves to certain aspects of the revolutionary struggle.”—Petronilo Bn. Daroy
Manila: Free Jose Ma. Sison Committee, 1984
Prosang Itim Mike L. Bigornia
A fearless pageant of incredible themes, methods, and insights that can now only be found in Filipino poetry.
Pasig City: Anvil Publishing, 1996
Public Faces, Private Lives Lorna Kalaw-Tirol
Artwork by Nonoy Marcelo
This volume by award-winning journalist Tirol is about Filipinos who made headlines because they dared—to challenge the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos; to defy convention with their choice of lifestyle; to blaze trails in business, in journalism, in theater, in fashion; to liberate themselves from oppressive relationships and movements.
Pungsod Damming the Nation: Region/ Nation and the Global Order in Comtenporaray West Visayan Literature Isidoro M. Cruz
Iloilo CIty: University of San Agustin, 2009
Punta Blangko: Poems Mike L. Bigornia
This book contains award-winning poems in Filipino. It is the first book of the author, who passed away in 2001.
Quezon City: Tagak, 1985