It’s been a whirlwind of a year for Paloma Press. Our very first book, BLUE by Wesley St Jo and Reme Grefalda, was released in March and officially launched at The Library of Congress in September. MANHATTAN: An Archaeology by Eileen R. Tabios, debuted at the 4th Annual Filipino American International Book Festival in October….

Saving one dog will not change the world, but surely for that one dog, the world will change forever. –Karen Davison THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY! (whether you supported our fundraiser or donated directly to your favorite charity, your kindness is changing lives–Austin Pets Alive! alone reports having rescued around 3,000 animals after Harvey!) And THANK…

Please join us at The Library of Congress on September 18th at 12 PM as Wesley St. Jo and Remé Grefalda read from their recently published work, BLUE. Copies of the book will be available for purchase at The Library of Congress Shop. Jacket2‘s review: “The book reads not unlike a fairytale. Its lyrical verse…

Manhattan: An Archaeology, Eileen R. Tabios (Paloma Press, 2017) Though titled Manhattan, this collection is not about the city so much as the people who inhabit a “make-believe” location of cultural moshing. Continue reading here. Blue, Wesley St. Jo and Remé Grefalda (Paloma Press, 2017) St. Jo and Grefalda excel in describing the nuance of…