Chocolate Island: Children in the Philippines by Natividad Macaranas Alternative & Traditional Beliefs

Chocolate Island: Children in the Philippines by Natividad Macaranas Alternative & Traditional BeliefsOut of print title. Chocolate Island is a memoir of Natividad's first twelve years, filled with stories told to her by relatives and her own memories. Woven into the narrative are vivid threads of the tapestry of the cultural life of the Philippines the food, the traditions, the legends the joyful activities and the sad events that every family knew and experienced. Publisher : Vision Publishers; First Edition, First Printing (January 1, 2000)

Estrella Ravelo Alamar and Willi Red Buhay are both officers of the Filipino American Historical Society of Chicago

He started writing The Bathala Series in Mountain House

as he hoped it would be

"--Christopher Loudon

Galang teaches creative writing at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago

What a way to observe the Columbus quincentenary--not with one more cloned commemoration of "minority" literature or rear-guard defense of the European-American tradition

author of Incendiary Art

graphic artist

even aging and regret

clippings of forgotten cartoons and other material evidences of history spill all over the pages

each piece of fabric has been specially analyzed and annotated by scholars and academics from different fields

Publisher: Institute for Filipino American Research (February 1