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Kuang calls “How to End a Love Story” a “contemporary romance that felt like a historical romance novel.”
South Africa-based writer Nobuhle N Nyoni self-published a book in 2019. While she says it failed, she shares tips for others wanting to expand their writing careers.
Jen Soriano is a Fillipinx writer and movement builder whose debut collection of essays “Nervous” is out now.
R.F. Kuang’s “Yellowface” explores who has the right to tell stories and provides an unflinching look at the publishing industry, social media and stories about suffering.
As a renowned writer, Ari B. Cofer knows she can rely on the privilege of being seen and heard only in certain settings. And even if she platforms her vulnerabilities and cries for safety toward the horrors of being Black in America, she still feels scared sometimes.
Algorithms favor certain educational institutions and systems, certain names, as prerequisites for consideration. And if you don’t meet them? Well, you can forget about someone looking at your resume.
South Africa-based writer Nobuhle N Nyoni self-published a book in 2019. While she says it failed, she shares tips for others wanting to expand their writing careers.
"The Apothecary Diaries" is a tale as transformative as a healing herb, as intriguing as a detective's pursuit, and as enchanting as a lotus flower that thrives in adversity.
Originally from Los Angeles, Marion Aguas is a trans-masc Filipinx photographer based in Brooklyn.
Creative storytelling has been a part of Kim Pham’s life purpose and behind her mask is a world built beyond possibilities. In her world, she offers folks both an online space and in real life, a communal playground rooted in pleasure, love, and community care.
Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” resembles the realm of cinema created by the legendary Hayao Miyazaki, where female characters transcend the boundaries of traditional heroines.
For Jessica PD, poetry marched with her as a friend but upon publishing her debut book, it became her most painful intervention. “Soon, Wind Bells will welcome me with open arms,” she says.
Lu Xiao Wei has directed campaigns for brands known across the globe, but her journey began in a very different world.
“Hell’s Paradise” fearlessly explores the complexities of gender and the limitations of the gender binary.
Student journalism plays a critical role besides being a training ground. At a time when local news media is in dire need of support, these papers fill in critical coverage of local news.
In a country as visually stimulating as the Philippines, an artist never lacks inspiration. For Lacson, being a Filipino queer artist has always informed his art-making.
The hosts of “Pan de Soul” podcast chat about being Filipino American in Hollywood and whether playing into stereotypes helps or hinders comedic storytelling.