Tag: c.p. santi

• Where A ‘Promdi Heart’ Goes (Part 1): An Interview with C.P. Santi and Ines Bautista-Yao

  

  by Inah Peralta Summer is almost here, and that means you’re probably already planning where to go or what to do this vacation. Good thing reading is always an option! Here is a recommendation: Promdi Heart, a romance anthology set in different Philippine provinces. (Also good for #BookbedReadsPHLit!) In this interview, we talk to two of the authors, […]

  Bookbed

  March 27, 2017

  Features, People

  #romanceclass, c.p. santi, filipino authors, filipino creators, filipino literature, inah peralta, ines bautista-yao, promdi heart, romance fiction

• #BookbedReadsPHLit Report for February

  Welcome to the second book report for #BookbedReadsPHLit this 2017! In this challenge, readers must choose one book by a Filipino every month throughout the year. Check out our picks for February below! 1. The Big Fat Book of Self-Love by Danah and Stacy Gutierrez I follow the authors (who are twins!) on Instagram, and when they […]

  Bookbed

  February 28, 2017

  Recommended Reads, Reviews and Recs

  #bookbedreadsphlit, agay llanera, another word for happy, book recommendations, c.p. santi, dare to love, filipino authors, filipino creators, filipino literature, stacy and danah gutierrez, the big fat book on self-love

• #romanceclass: 6 Books To Read Right Now

  What do romance authors read? Romance—and a lot of other things. You’ve been meeting the authors of the #romanceclass community through their monthly columns here on Bookbed. That’s who they are and what they write. Here’s what they’ve been reading: 1. Daring Greatly by Brene Brown, as recommended by Stella Torres, author of Save The Cake and Crushingly Close […]

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  July 5, 2016

  #romanceclass, Special Sections

  #romanceclass, a kingdom of dreams, brene brown, c.p. santi, daring greatly, dawn lanuza, elizabeth lev, fiction, filipino authors, filipino creators, filipino literature, jennifer hallock, judith mcnaught, madeline miller, mina v. esguerra, peter cameron, romance fiction, ron lim, someday this pain will be useful for you, stella torres, suzette de borja, the song of achilles, the tigress of forli, under the sugar sun