Politics Stories

The story follows a young Filipino who returns home to the Philippines after seven years of studying in Europe.

The story is framed as a tale told by a seaman to fellow sailors aboard a boat anchored on the Thames River.

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

The story revolves around a seemingly unremarkable man who owns a small shop and lives with his wife, her mentally disabled brother and their mother.

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

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

A collection of six short stories, originally published in 1908.

The book tells the story of a young British seaman named Jim and his lifelong struggle with guilt and honor.

The novel follows a Swedish man who has adopted a philosophy of detachment from the world, choosing to live alone on a remote island.