Without Names: A Collection of Poems by Bay Area Pilipino American Writers FILIPINO AMERICAN EXPERIENCE & FILIPINOS IN THE DIASPORA - Women Writers

Without Names: A Collection of Poems by Bay Area Pilipino American Writers FILIPINO AMERICAN EXPERIENCE & FILIPINOS IN THE DIASPORA - Women WritersThis is a collection of 31 poems by 15 Bay Area Pilipino American writers, including Virginia R. Cerenio, Luis Syquia, Norman Jayo, Presco Tabios, Shirley Ancheta, Jeff Tagami, Mars Estrada and Lloyd Nebres. The poets cover a wide variety of subjects and techniques, each unique in their expression of the Pilipino experience in the fields of California, the crab fisheries of Alaska, the Taal Bantagas province of the Philippines yet universal in evoking

authors Evangeline Canonizado Buell and Evelyn Luluquisen and co-authors Eleanor Hipol Luis and Lillian Galedo have recorded a community history of the Filipinos who have made the East Bay their home

Rare that one got to see what it actually looked like

Language: Filipino

Ising Madrigal Vazquez

An important

former Lathrop mayor who is believed to be the first Filipino-born politician to hold that post

Paperback: 125 pages

the conflicts about assimilation and the meaning of cultural identity

highlighting their challenges and achievements and sharing in their everyday moments

Stories look at unrequited passion (in which the sensual tropical ambiance is at odds with society's rules)

This Night by Dianne Hai-jew

Hardcover: 22 pages