Undiscovered
Autor Gabriela Wiener Traducere de Julia Sanchesen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 iul 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781782279334
ISBN-10: 1782279334
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 131 x 195 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Pushkin Press
ISBN-10: 1782279334
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 131 x 195 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Pushkin Press
Recenzii
“Wiener has rescued an intimate story from the family archive, a story that is also the infamous history of our continent, with her signature intellect and irreverent wit. Her prose, sober and forward, is a breath of fresh air; her view allows us to be testimonies of Latin America’s cycles of plundering and looting.” — Valeria Luiselli, author of The Lost Children Archive and Tell Me How it Ends
"To trail Gabriela Wiener, to follow in her footsteps, dreaming of reaching her, is one of the few luxuries we have left" — Alejandro Zambra, Author of Chilean Poet and Ways of Going Home
"Can you imagine a book starring the search for a European ancestor who was a Peruvian ceramic thief, of a bleached and bastard great-grandfather, of polyamory and its deceits, of the grief for a father’s loss, of the heterosexual family and their shameful secrets, of the anticolonialist sex workshops…? Step by step, what seems to be a random encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella on a dissection table becomes the best book that I’ve read about filiation and love in the contemporary postcolonial condition. Gabriela Wiener has created queer and decolonial psychogenealogy!" — Paul B. Preciado
"An investigative odyssey prompted by a fresh wound... where the intimate drama of a family is subsumed into the grander cosmos of colonialism....[a] beautiful artifact" — Dolores Reyes, Author of Eartheater
“Wiener uses as raw material the arrogance of Eurocentric violence to create radically beautiful and necessary narrations for the antiracist fights.” — Daniela Ortiz
"A collective autobiography in the key of decolonization; a reckoning unafraid to interrogate itself... that inspires awe and shudders"
— Cristina Rivera Garza
"To trail Gabriela Wiener, to follow in her footsteps, dreaming of reaching her, is one of the few luxuries we have left" — Alejandro Zambra, Author of Chilean Poet and Ways of Going Home
"Can you imagine a book starring the search for a European ancestor who was a Peruvian ceramic thief, of a bleached and bastard great-grandfather, of polyamory and its deceits, of the grief for a father’s loss, of the heterosexual family and their shameful secrets, of the anticolonialist sex workshops…? Step by step, what seems to be a random encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella on a dissection table becomes the best book that I’ve read about filiation and love in the contemporary postcolonial condition. Gabriela Wiener has created queer and decolonial psychogenealogy!" — Paul B. Preciado
"An investigative odyssey prompted by a fresh wound... where the intimate drama of a family is subsumed into the grander cosmos of colonialism....[a] beautiful artifact" — Dolores Reyes, Author of Eartheater
“Wiener uses as raw material the arrogance of Eurocentric violence to create radically beautiful and necessary narrations for the antiracist fights.” — Daniela Ortiz
"A collective autobiography in the key of decolonization; a reckoning unafraid to interrogate itself... that inspires awe and shudders"
— Cristina Rivera Garza
Notă biografică
Born in Lima, Peru, Gabriela Wiener is an award-winning journalist and the author of Nine Moons, Sexographies, and six other books of crónicas and poems published in Spanish. Her work has appeared across countless publications and been translated in more than five languages. She was previously editor of the Spanish edition of Marie Claire and regularly contributes to El Diario (Spain), Vice, and the New York Times en Español. In 2018, she was awarded Peru's National Journalism Award for her part in an investigative report on gender violence. She currently resides in Madrid.