Reading Fil Am LitDear Reader,What does it mean to center, and to read and discuss critically the narratives, lyrics, and epistemologies of Filipino Americans? This is…Dec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
Reading Fil Am LitSinoti Iosua: “POC Perspective,” lyricsNow this is a story all about how this girls gonna teach you something somehowDec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
Reading Fil Am LitAnna Ye: On Michael ArcegaIn this essay, I’ll be reviewing the art works of Michael Arcega a conceptual artist who uses history as his medium. The works that I am…Dec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
Reading Fil Am LitAriana Zuniga: On Trinidad Escobar’s “Pantoum for Nanay”Before reading this poem and actually taking this course I had never tried to find a Filipino/Filipina writer. Not that I wasn’t…Dec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
Reading Fil Am LitTaylor Sanchez: LOST, a poemShe looks in the mirror to see her once gentle face blotched of purple and black. Tears are running down her cheek. Mascara is smeared…Dec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
Reading Fil Am LitCherie Rose Fuertes: Love and Hate Relationship, creative non fictionI have always wondered how would it feel living in a place where you never thought you will love and hate at the same time. This is what I…Dec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
Reading Fil Am LitZachery Asis: On Trinidad Escobar’s “Sleeping Standing Up”Before reading Trinidad Escobar’s comic titled, “Sleeping Standing Up,” I was mostly unaware of the unseen hardships faced by many…Dec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
Reading Fil Am LitTriya Marco: A LETTER TO MY YOUNGER SELF, a poemLittle me, Do you remember? The wait for chocolates Promised in whispers early in the day?Dec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
Reading Fil Am LitRonald Rieger: Review of “Twenty-five Chickens and a Pig for a Bride” by Evangeline Canonizado…I recently had the opportunity to read “Twenty-five Chickens and a Pig for a Bride” by the Filipina American author Evangeline Canonizado…Dec 15, 2016Dec 15, 2016
