Finding a Voice in the Wilderness: shane carreon on Gender and Self-Discovery in Poetry
He didn’t have the words “transmasculine” or “non-binary” growing up. So he found his own.
23
Jun
11
Jun
Bayot: Dissecting the Word That Has Defined and Divided Cebu
You can count its letters on one hand. Its history takes considerably longer.
23
May
Between Staying and Leaving, Cebu Artists Turn Discomfort into Dialogue
What do you do with the feeling of staying when staying isn’t simple? Six Cebuano artists have thoughts.
18
May
What We Owe Our Own Heritage and What We’re Missing
Ube gets mispronounced. Banig bags give HaloHalo. At what point does appreciation become performance?
30
Mar
Girl’s Girls: Why Women’s Friendships Are Our Love Stories
Female friendships are love stories too.
19
Mar
Women Can Do It All. But Why Should They?
Doing it all is possible. It’s just exhausting. And maybe, not the point.
14
Feb
Notes on Love: Cebuano Couples on Love That Lasts
What these longtime Cebuano couples know about love.
02
Jan
New Year, New Cycles: What the Stars Are Gently (and Not-So-Gently) Asking of Us in 2026
A calmer way to read the year ahead.
17
Dec
To Save or to Splurge: That is the Question This Season
A seasonal guide to knowing when to wait and when to go for it.
03
Dec
What Cebu Means to Me Now That I Live in Manila
Why leaving Cebu made everything make sense.