Perhaps the greatest hold Valmidiano has on the reader is through collective memory and experience.

Gharib shares her honest experiences of being caught between her Filipino and Egyptian identities

Garner is a biracial Filipina-Canadian living in the Greater Toronto area.

Khalisa Rae’s Ghost in a Black Girl’s Throat takes an unflinching look at the racist legacy.

This read hits the pain of being a final girl, one who is told of strength after and yet is never given the care.

Maybe that’s one reason why translation is not much-practiced in the Philippines

Finish Filipinx American History Month on a strong note and show Elsa Valmidiano your support!

Social media showcases our intimacies and our failures in filtered realities.

‘The Great Northern Journey’ Review

Instagram poetry more often than not has a certain range to it, most of which is usually low and mostly for wide consumption.

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Book Review: Haunted Mind Haunted Mind is Vanessa Maki’s fifth chapbook and it was self published in 2018. The book includes themes of...

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