These are not simply books that explain films, television, journalism. They also ask what happens to culture after its moments of transmission.
Once again, we’re forced to ask the ugly question: should we support problematic creators?
Every book has a life before the reader opens it, but translation makes that prior life unusually difficult to conceal.
The trilingual poet, essayist, and freelance journalist passed away on Sunday, August 16.
What, finally, is a book on drama and film, for us, now?
Expect House of the Dragon's third season to go scorched-earth with its set pieces.
Read these if you think the sequel trilogy didn't quite stick the landing.
Every single one of these volumes is edited by someone who is also inside the world the editing organizes.
What these five books make visible, finally, is not only what Philippine poetry in English is but how much of it there is right now—and how much of it could not be gathered here.
Five books, five answers to the question of what happens when English-language prose in the Philippines turns toward the actual and tries to hold it still long enough to be understood.
What do these two books tell us, together and in their very twoness, about the state of nonfiction prose in Filipino?
On the finalists for the 43rd National Book Award for Best Collection of Short Fiction in English.
On the four finalists for the 43rd National Book Award for Best Collection of Short Fiction in Filipino.