Features independent writers, amateur photographers, unsigned and established music artists, and much more.

Things self is really, really proud about: Her first collection of short fiction, Ginseng and Other Tales from Manila (Calyx Books 1991) was simultaneously published in Manila and was short-listed for the Philippines’ National Book Award. Her story, “Silence,” first published in the Threepenny Review, was short-listed for the 2000 O. Henry Literature Prize. She co-edited, with poet Virginia Cerenio, an anthology of Filipina women’s writings, Going Home to a Landscape (Calyx Books, 2003), which gathered together the writings of Filipina women from around the world. Her latest book is Mayor of the Roses: Stories (Miami University Press, 2005). The photo on the cover shows nearly all her Bacolod relatives, gathered at the funeral of self’s grandfather, a former Mayor of Bacolod. Last year, Frederick Barthelme picked self’s story “The Hand” as the winner of the Juked magazine Fiction Contest. She is still writing, even after xxxxx number of rejections. Born and raised in Manila, she now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.

An electronic journal of literary and language studies from the English Department of Ateneo de Manila University. A pioneering referred Philippine electronic journal committed to the promotion of scholarship.

Literal bridge to the Philippines - in German and English.

The pseudonym of Edna Weisser who returned to writing when she looked for the meaning and sense of life and could not find the answers in factory outlets and at Ikea. Most of the time, she feels 'caught between the moon and New York City' to describe the weekdays of technical writing versus the weekends of creative writing. Born, raised, and educated in the Philippines, Edna lived in the United States before settling down in the vineyard region of Germany.

Homepage of Filipina romance novelist Maia Jose whose Tagalog romances are now available as ebooks

Man Asian Literary Prize is an annual award for "Asian novel unpublished in English." The award is given in Hongkong.

An Ilokano writer's abode. From the website: In this website, I'll feature some of my poetry and fiction in original Iluko and in Filipino (Tagalog). As an Ilokano, I write/compose mostly in Iluko (as I think/ponder/dream and speak absolutely in Iluko), the language of the Ilokano people.

Multi-awarded author and publisher of Philippine arts, coffee table books, art books, and more.

Cultural consultant, author/writer, photographer, "Filipinos in Vallejo," and more.

A teacher, author, journalist and essayist, Gonzalez is one of the most widely recognized, anthologized and closely studied among Filipino writers. His most notable works include the novels The Winds of April, The Bamboo Dancers and A Season of Grace, short story collections Children of the Ash-Covered Loam and The Bread of Salt and Other Stories and essay collections Work on the Mountain and The Novel of Justice: Selected Essays.

A teacher, author, journalist and essayist, Gonzalez is one of the most widely recognized, anthologized and closely studied among Filipino writers. His most notable works include the novels The Winds of April, The Bamboo Dancers and A Season of Grace, short story collections Children of the Ash-Covered Loam and The Bread of Salt and Other Stories and essay collections Work on the Mountain and The Novel of Justice: Selected Essays.

A home space for the creative expressions of Filipinos in the diaspora.

Ruby Bayan is a freelance writer who likes to share her simple joys.

Tagalog book by Modesto de Castro (1819-1864), full text, free download from the Project Gutenberg.

Your portal to Philippine literature.

PAWA's main goal is to create and encourage literature and arts for the preservation and enrichment of Filipino and Filipino American historical, cultural and spiritual values - San Francisco, CA.

The Philippine fiction writing community.

The continuing chronicles of Jose Dalisay Jr., aka Butch Dalisay, a Filipino collector of old fountain pens, disused PowerBooks, '50s Bulovas,and desktop lint.

Koleksyon ng mga maiikling kuwento science fiction sa Filipino.

Pinoy queer novel and short stories from Eulalio Ibarra.

Articles, stories, and poetry of a freelance writer and magazine columnist from the Philippines

Una revista trimestral de lengua y literatura hispanofilipina.

First website for Iluko short story contest. Its main purpose is to produce and award good quality literary works. (Iti pakasaritaan ti Iluko Literature, ti RFAAFIL ti umuna a pasalip iti tay-ak ti panagsuratan nga agusar wenno agaramat babaen ti internet.)

Home page of Aurelio Locsin, Filipino-American playwright, director, and actor. Long-time company member of Rude Guerrilla Theater Company, based in Orange County, California.