20. Cathedral Child, by Lea Hernandez

Aug 15, 2009 18:51

[Note: Tags I would like to add, when it eventually becomes possible: a: hernandez lea, i: hernandez lea, steampunk.]

#20.  Cathedral Child, Lea Hernandez
Cyberosia Publishing, 2002 (?)

Cathedral Child is a very curious graphic novel of somewhat confusing provenance.  It is also, I think, unfinished.  I gather that it was meant to be the first volume ( Read more... )

women writers, comics, race, sf/fantasy, gender issues, american southwest, graphic novel, (delicious), latin@, 1800s, interracial relationships, chicano, historical, mexican-american

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whereweather August 25 2009, 03:39:29 UTC
Thanks! Now I have to go look it up. :)

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anonymous August 16 2009, 17:39:23 UTC
Also: this book, and its writer, raise a "Who's P.O.C.?" question for me. Is Lea Hernandez a writer/artist of color? I am assuming, from her name, her place of origin, and -- here's where it gets really tricky -- from the content of her work, that she is Hispanic, and probably Mexican American. But does that mean she's necessarily a person of color? I don't know.

Lea Hernandez has an LJ, where she can be asked, and also where she says that Hernandez was her husband's name.

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whereweather August 25 2009, 03:40:42 UTC
Thanks! If I can figure out a way that seems at all appropriate, I will try to ask her that.

It hadn't even occurred to me that she was married! Maybe I should have thought of that.

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sholio August 28 2009, 04:04:04 UTC
Browsing entries and I came upon this ... I know Lea (though not really all that well) and I'm pretty much 100% sure that her (ex)husband is Hispanic but she, personally, isn't.

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whereweather September 4 2009, 05:40:54 UTC
Ah, thank you very much. (Now I do not need to try to figure out how to pose this question to a complete stranger (to me)!)

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