Books like Ladlad 2 by J. Neil C. Garcia
Ladlad 2, a follow‑up to the first volume, gathers a range of Philippine writings by gay authors in both English and Tagalog. The collection includes short stories, poetry, essays and plays that highlight creative and joyful ways to live as a gay man in the Philippines. The editors emphasize clear, polished prose, encouraging readers to find courage and affirmation in the words, and to continue living boldly as open, authentic selves.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: General Fiction/Anthologies
Authors: J. Neil C. Garcia
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