Mayumi Cruz's Blog

Celebrating 60 with 3 New Books: Celebrated turning 60 with the launch of my three inspiring new books—Feels Like Flowers, The Secrets of Aragon Mansion, and The Girl Who Had Everything (Except Him).

My 2 New Books at the Pinoy Indie Authors Dual Book Launch - June 27, 2026 at The Podium Book Nook: Discover the inspiring journey behind Bakunawa Rising: Teen Gothic Crime Stories and Becoming: A Journey of Blooming, two remarkable Filipino indie book collections launched at The Podium Book Nook on June 27, 2026.

Mira Erni Jaudalso is a writer whose works have appeared in several anthologies and a zine by 8Letters Publishing. An A.B. Communication Arts graduate of PWU, she also writes inspirational blogs and has contributed articles to Women's Bahrain magazine while working overseas.

Cara Vianca Funa is a published storyteller, science whiz, and Dungeon Master extraordinaire. She leads epic campaigns and dreams up fantastical worlds through her creative business, Carabao Chronicles.

Elaine Lazo-Paredes is a novice writer who enjoys writing poems that inspire imagination and creativity. Her first poetry collection marks her self-publishing debut with Pinoy Indie Authors.

Si Mahlou Fronda ay isang ina na nag-uumpisa muling balikan ang pagsusulat simula nang mag-retire. Ang una niyang koleksiyon ng mga tula ang hudyat ng kanyang unang paglathala bilang may-akda sa ilalim ng Pinoy Indie Authors.

Mary Margarret writes poems inspired by her own experiences and the stories she discovers in the lives of those around her. Her debut poetry collection marks her maiden venture into self-publishing with Pinoy Indie Authors.

A storyteller at heart, DripDripDrop has been writing since her high school years. Her passion for crafting stories has led to her work being published in anthologies by Warang Publishing House and Ukiyoto Publishing.

Mich is an editor and writer of poems and children’s books whose diverse works have been published in national and international publications.

My Short Story Published on Philippine Genre Stories: "A Lament with No End" weaves together sources from Ilokano and Bikolano folklore.