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Another box in the bucket list was ticked off for traveler and writer Angely Dub launched a book “Meet The World.” It’s a self-published book written by the CEO and owner of multiple businesses Happi Lab, Access Travel, 7-Continents Store, Bulilit Kitchen, and Cheri Collection—Angely Dub. 

And neither is this book history, though someday it might well be.

And it became a worldwide project.

Celebrate winning Indian, Chinese, and Filipino recipes from 60 passionate home cooks in this new book.

Poet Pablo Tariman launches Love, Life, and Loss during the Pandemic in a concert 

Just launched at the Manila Hotel was the legacy book of the 1971 ConCon delegates.

Former Build, Build, Build committee chair Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo’s book takes the reader across 29,264 kilometers of roads and 5,950 bridges throughout the Philippines.

Everything in life is just for a while, according to science fiction cult hero Philip K. Dick.

In December 2021, Pablo Tariman's first book of poetry, 'Love, Life, and Loss: Poems during the Pandemic,' will be off the press.

Filipino professor of history and Marie Curie fellow, Stephanie Marie Coo, is recipient of the 2021 International Best Book Prize Award in Humanities, English Language Edition.

Reading for pleasure.

And Gen Z gets more new ways to share their voice.

IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND: Today, we have books that “play” in the world of words, dictionaries, and libraries. And there are two novels from Japanese authors, from opposite ends of the writing spectrum.

Celebrating the centennial of the word robot through the translation of the Czech classic R.U.R. in Filipino.

Meghan Markle is to release a children’s book titled “The Bench” inspired by her husband Prince Harry’s bond with their son Archie, the couple’s foundation announced Tuesday.

See how a humble girl from Naga City became the empowered woman she is today.

Maximalist duo Chito Vijandre and Ricky Toledo launch their first book The Art of Window, Display, and Design.

“Chinatown is not a place” is the title of Daza's latest book.