Giannina Braschi (Orden de los libros)

Giannina Braschi Orden de los libros

Giannina Braschi es una voz pionera cuya obra captura intrincadamente la experiencia inmigrante en los Estados Unidos a través de una poderosa fusión lingüística. Su escritura se caracteriza por su sensibilidad posmoderna y profundidad filosófica, explorando las complejidades de la identidad cultural y el estatus político de Puerto Rico. El uso innovador de Braschi de múltiples idiomas refleja las realidades vividas por los hispanos en Estados Unidos, ofreciendo una perspectiva única sobre la nacionalidad y la libertad.

United States of Banana: A Graphic Novel

128 páginas
5 horas de lectura

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“I was a monument to immigration—now I’m a border control cop.” So admits the Statue of Liberty in Giannina Braschi’s United States of Banana , a rollicking and nakedly political allegory of US imperialism and Puerto Rican independence. Illustrated by Swedish comic book artist Joakim Lindengren and based on Braschi’s epic manifesto by the same title, the story takes us along on the madcap adventures of Zarathustra, Hamlet, and Giannina herself as they rescue the Puerto Rican prisoner Segismundo from under the skirt of the Statue of Liberty. Throughout their quest, the characters debate far-ranging political and philosophical subjects, spanning terrorism, global warming, mass incarceration, revolution, and love. The Marx Brothers, Pablo Neruda, Barack Obama, Disney characters and more make appearances in this stirring call to overthrow empire, liberate the imprisoned masses, and build a new country rooted in friendship, art, poetry, and laughter.