Book buyers now have the option of ordering Paloma Press titles on Bookshop, “an online bookstore with a mission to financially support independent bookstores and give back to the book community.” Please check out our newest releases: Shield the Joyous by Christopher X. Shade (April 2020) PAGPAG: The Dictator’s Aftermath by Eileen R. Tabios (March…

SUPPORT FOOD BANKS: This is a modest initiative to help support foodbanks for which we’ve set aside 20 copies of PAGPAG. For every minimum $20 donation to food banks, whether your local community’s or through Feeding America, you will receive a free, signed copy of PAGPAG. “Pagpag” is a term applied to food scavenged out…

As I write this, 20% of the world’s population is under lockdown to slow the spread of COVID-19. There are now 719,758 confirmed cases worldwide since the illness was first reported in November 2019. A day after the seven Bay Area counties issued a shelter-in-place mandate, I called for poems on “sheltering,” and in less…

From the Lantern Review: Yes, PAGPAG is fiction, not poetry, but it’s by LR contributor and APA literary great Eileen R. Tabios—we’d be amiss not to feature it! Hot off the presses (it was released barely a fortnight ago), this collection of short stories is not one to miss. From the San Francisco Review of…

In 2018, we released the anthology, Humanity, edited by Eileen Tabios, which featured 22 authors who are also professionals from various disciplines. In light of recent events, we are making Humanity available to read online for free. Click here to start reading.   In HUMANITY, one is presented with humanity’s explorations, often struggles, with itself…