Political Stories

The book is a visionary and analytical forecast of the Philippines' future, written during Spanish colonial rule.

The novel follows the fate of a trusted Italian dockworker and the exploitation of a silver mine in a politically unstable country.

A combined volume containing two of Thoreau's most influential works—one on living in nature, and the other on moral resistance to government.

Set thirteen years after Noli Me Tangere, the story follows a wealthy jeweler named Simoun, who is revealed to be the idealistic protagonist of the first novel.

A socio-political essay which responds to the racist stereotype spread by Spanish colonizers that Filipinos were lazy by nature.

An idealistic young man from a humble background who becomes a self-educated radical.

A political and historical narrative written chronicling the events surrounding Napoléon Bonaparte’s coup d’état.

A strict schoolmaster who believes in facts, logic, and utility above all else.

A satire structured around a series of encounters between passengers and a mysterious figure.