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- Release Year
- 2024
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Publisher
Forest Avenue Press
ISBN-10
1942436599
ISBN-13
9781942436591
eBay Product ID (ePID)
8061466773
Product Key Features
Book Title
Chicano Frankenstein
Number of Pages
222 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Hispanic & Latino, Horror, General, Science Fiction / General
Publication Year
2024
Genre
Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.4 in
Item Weight
11.3 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2023-034805
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"If you're looking for a reverberating literary experiment in a speedy read, Daniel Olivas's Chicano Frankenstein is the book for you. In this literary pastiche of timeless novels, beloved TV, and familiar political narratives, the love story of Faustina and the man will reanimate your deepest expectations of humanism into new understandings of monstrosity." -- Xochitl Gonzalez , author of Olga Dies Dreaming "In Daniel A. Olivas's alt-world political satire Chicano Frankenstein , we follow his reanimated main character, 'the man,' in his search for identity in a world that is increasingly hostile to him and his kind. With its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, this important novel is at once frightening and humorous, and I found myself laughing out loud more than once as Olivas cleverly delivered his cautionary message, served with a basket of fresh baked pan dulce." -- Orlando Ortega-Medina , author of The Fitful Sleep of Immigrants "In the genre-bending tradition of Mary Shelley, Daniel Olivas's latest novel Chicano Frankenstein expertly stitches together gothic political satire, science fiction, and existential metafiction to expose the racist and classist hypocrisies that undergird the American political economy under tyrannical right-wing leaders." -- Eileen M. Hunt , author of Artificial Life After Frankenstein "In a near-future Pasadena, Daniel A. Olivas resurrects Mary Shelley's creation to glorious effect, making it clear who the monsters really are in a world where a cynical government sees resurrected humans as pawns to use, abuse, and discard. The real trick of this speculative political satire is that corruption and peril co-exist with compassion, humor, and large doses of Chicano joy. I loved every page-turning minute!" -- Michelle Ruiz Keil , author of Summer in the City of Roses "Haunting in its implications, astute in its observations about how polarized we've become around the simple question of what it means to be human, Daniel Olivas's Chicano Frankenstein is ultimately an empathetic exploration of the heart told in spare, but beautiful prose. Olivas is a master storyteller and this book is another of his triumphs!" -- Rubén Degollado , author of The Family Izquierdo Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." -- Luis Alberto Urrea , author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." -- Daniel Alarcón , author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas's work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal, As seen in Hip Latina, Boston Review, Barrelhouse, Publishers Weekly, Somos en Escrito, Lupita Reads, and The Monster Book Club "Clever political commentary." -- Foreword Reviews "Fascinating." -- Publishers Weekly "If you''re looking for a reverberating literary experiment in a speedy read, Daniel Olivas''s Chicano Frankenstein is the book for you. In this literary pastiche of timeless novels, beloved TV, and familiar political narratives, the love story of Faustina and the man will reanimate your deepest expectations of humanism into new understandings of monstrosity." -- Xochitl Gonzalez , author of Olga Dies Dreaming "In Daniel A. Olivas''s alt-world political satire Chicano Frankenstein , we follow his reanimated main character, ''the man,'' in his search for identity in a world that is increasingly hostile to him and his kind. With its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, this important novel is at once frightening and humorous, and I found myself laughing out loud more than once as Olivas cleverly delivered his cautionary message, served with a basket of fresh baked pan dulce." -- Orlando Ortega-Medina , author of The Fitful Sleep of Immigrants "In the genre-bending tradition of Mary Shelley, Daniel Olivas''s latest novel Chicano Frankenstein expertly stitches together gothic political satire, science fiction, and existential metafiction to expose the racist and classist hypocrisies that undergird the American political economy under tyrannical right-wing leaders." -- Eileen M. Hunt , author of Artificial Life After Frankenstein "In a near-future Pasadena, Daniel A. Olivas resurrects Mary Shelley''s creation to glorious effect, making it clear who the monsters really are in a world where a cynical government sees resurrected humans as pawns to use, abuse, and discard. The real trick of this speculative political satire is that corruption and peril co-exist with compassion, humor, and large doses of Chicano joy. I loved every page-turning minute!" -- Michelle Ruiz Keil , author of Summer in the City of Roses "Haunting in its implications, astute in its observations about how polarized we''ve become around the simple question of what it means to be human, Daniel Olivas''s Chicano Frankenstein is ultimately an empathetic exploration of the heart told in spare, but beautiful prose. Olivas is a master storyteller and this book is another of his triumphs!" -- Rubén Degollado , author of The Family Izquierdo Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." -- Luis Alberto Urrea , author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." -- Daniel Alarcón , author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas''s work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal, As seen in Hip Latina, Boston Review, Alta Journal, Barrelhouse, Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Daily Journal, Foreword Reviews, Lit Hub, Somos en Escrito, Lupita Reads, Fearsome Fiction, and The Monster Book Club March''s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books, Literary Hub "An intriguing read." -- Library Journal "Clever political commentary." -- Foreword Reviews "Fascinating." -- Publishers Weekly "Captivating." -- Daily Journal "If you''re looking for a reverberating literary experiment in a speedy read, Daniel Olivas''s Chicano Frankenstein is the book for you. In this literary pastiche of timeless novels, beloved TV, and familiar political narratives, the love story of Faustina and the man will reanimate your deepest expectations of humanism into new understandings of monstrosity." -- Xochitl Gonzalez , author of Olga Dies Dreaming "In Daniel A. Olivas''s alt-world political satire Chicano Frankenstein , we follow his reanimated main character, ''the man,'' in his search for identity in a world that is increasingly hostile to him and his kind. With its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, this important novel is at once frightening and humorous, and I found myself laughing out loud more than once as Olivas cleverly delivered his cautionary message, served with a basket of fresh baked pan dulce." -- Orlando Ortega-Medina , author of The Fitful Sleep of Immigrants "In the genre-bending tradition of Mary Shelley, Daniel Olivas''s latest novel Chicano Frankenstein expertly stitches together gothic political satire, science fiction, and existential metafiction to expose the racist and classist hypocrisies that undergird the American political economy under tyrannical right-wing leaders." -- Eileen M. Hunt , author of Artificial Life After Frankenstein "In a near-future Pasadena, Daniel A. Olivas resurrects Mary Shelley''s creation to glorious effect, making it clear who the monsters really are in a world where a cynical government sees resurrected humans as pawns to use, abuse, and discard. The real trick of this speculative political satire is that corruption and peril co-exist with compassion, humor, and large doses of Chicano joy. I loved every page-turning minute!" -- Michelle Ruiz Keil , author of Summer in the City of Roses "Haunting in its implications, astute in its observations about how polarized we''ve become around the simple question of what it means to be human, Daniel Olivas''s Chicano Frankenstein is ultimately an empathetic exploration of the heart told in spare, but beautiful prose. Olivas is a master storyteller and this book is another of his triumphs!" -- Rubén Degollado , author of The Family Izquierdo Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." -- Luis Alberto Urrea , author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." -- Daniel Alarcón , author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas''s work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal, "In Daniel A. Olivas's alt-world political satire Chicano Frankenstein , we follow his reanimated main character, 'the man,' in his search for identity in a world that is increasingly hostile to him and his kind. With its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, this important novel is at once frightening and humorous, and I found myself laughing out loud more than once as Olivas cleverly delivered his cautionary message, served with a basket of fresh baked pan dulce." --Orlando Ortega-Medina, author of The Fitful Sleep of Immigrants Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." --Luis Alberto Urrea, author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." --Daniel Alarcón, author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas's work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal, "In Daniel A. Olivas's alt-world political satire Chicano Frankenstein , we follow his reanimated main character, 'the man,' in his search for identity in a world that is increasingly hostile to him and his kind. With its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, this important novel is at once frightening and humorous, and I found myself laughing out loud more than once as Olivas cleverly delivered his cautionary message, served with a basket of fresh baked pan dulce." --Orlando Ortega-Medina, author of The Fitful Sleep of Immigrants "In the genre-bending tradition of Mary Shelley, Daniel Olivas's latest novel Chicano Frankenstein expertly stitches together gothic political satire, science fiction, and existential metafiction to expose the racist and classist hypocrisies that undergird the American political economy under tyrannical right-wing leaders." --Eileen M. Hunt, author of Artificial Life After Frankenstein Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." --Luis Alberto Urrea, author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." --Daniel Alarcón, author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas's work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal, As seen in Hip Latina, Boston Review, Barrelhouse, Publishers Weekly, Somos en Escrito, Lupita Reads, Fearsome Fiction, and The Monster Book Club "An intriguing read." -- Library Journal "Clever political commentary." -- Foreword Reviews "Fascinating." -- Publishers Weekly "Captivating." -- Daily Journal "If you''re looking for a reverberating literary experiment in a speedy read, Daniel Olivas''s Chicano Frankenstein is the book for you. In this literary pastiche of timeless novels, beloved TV, and familiar political narratives, the love story of Faustina and the man will reanimate your deepest expectations of humanism into new understandings of monstrosity." -- Xochitl Gonzalez , author of Olga Dies Dreaming "In Daniel A. Olivas''s alt-world political satire Chicano Frankenstein , we follow his reanimated main character, ''the man,'' in his search for identity in a world that is increasingly hostile to him and his kind. With its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, this important novel is at once frightening and humorous, and I found myself laughing out loud more than once as Olivas cleverly delivered his cautionary message, served with a basket of fresh baked pan dulce." -- Orlando Ortega-Medina , author of The Fitful Sleep of Immigrants "In the genre-bending tradition of Mary Shelley, Daniel Olivas''s latest novel Chicano Frankenstein expertly stitches together gothic political satire, science fiction, and existential metafiction to expose the racist and classist hypocrisies that undergird the American political economy under tyrannical right-wing leaders." -- Eileen M. Hunt , author of Artificial Life After Frankenstein "In a near-future Pasadena, Daniel A. Olivas resurrects Mary Shelley''s creation to glorious effect, making it clear who the monsters really are in a world where a cynical government sees resurrected humans as pawns to use, abuse, and discard. The real trick of this speculative political satire is that corruption and peril co-exist with compassion, humor, and large doses of Chicano joy. I loved every page-turning minute!" -- Michelle Ruiz Keil , author of Summer in the City of Roses "Haunting in its implications, astute in its observations about how polarized we''ve become around the simple question of what it means to be human, Daniel Olivas''s Chicano Frankenstein is ultimately an empathetic exploration of the heart told in spare, but beautiful prose. Olivas is a master storyteller and this book is another of his triumphs!" -- Rubén Degollado , author of The Family Izquierdo Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." -- Luis Alberto Urrea , author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." -- Daniel Alarcón , author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas''s work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal, "In Daniel A. Olivas's alt-world political satire Chicano Frankenstein , we follow his reanimated main character, 'the man,' in his search for identity in a world that is increasingly hostile to him and his kind. With its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, this important novel is at once frightening and humorous, and I found myself laughing out loud more than once as Olivas cleverly delivered his cautionary message, served with a basket of fresh baked pan dulce." --Orlando Ortega-Medina, author of The Fitful Sleep of Immigrants "In the genre-bending tradition of Mary Shelley, Daniel Olivas's latest novel Chicano Frankenstein expertly stitches together gothic political satire, science fiction, and existential metafiction to expose the racist and classist hypocrisies that undergird the American political economy under tyrannical right-wing leaders." --Eileen M. Hunt, author of Artificial Life After Frankenstein "In a near-future Pasadena, Daniel A. Olivas resurrects Mary Shelley's creation to glorious effect, making it clear who the monsters really are in a world where a cynical government sees resurrected humans as pawns to use, abuse, and discard. The real trick of this speculative political satire is that corruption and peril co-exist with compassion, humor, and large doses of Chicano joy. I loved every page-turning minute!" --Michelle Ruiz Keil, author of Summer in the City of Roses "Haunting in its implications, astute in its observations about how polarized we've become around the simple question of what it means to be human, Daniel Olivas's Chicano Frankenstein is ultimately an empathetic exploration of the heart told in spare, but beautiful prose. Olivas is a master storyteller and this book is another of his triumphs!" --Rubén Degollado, author of The Family Izquierdo Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." --Luis Alberto Urrea, author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." --Daniel Alarcón, author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas's work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal, Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." --Luis Alberto Urrea, author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." --Daniel Alarcón, author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas's work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal, As seen in Hip Latina, Boston Review, Barrelhouse, Publishers Weekly, Somos en Escrito, Lupita Reads, and The Monster Book Club "An intriguing read." -- Library Journal "Clever political commentary." -- Foreword Reviews "Fascinating." -- Publishers Weekly "If you''re looking for a reverberating literary experiment in a speedy read, Daniel Olivas''s Chicano Frankenstein is the book for you. In this literary pastiche of timeless novels, beloved TV, and familiar political narratives, the love story of Faustina and the man will reanimate your deepest expectations of humanism into new understandings of monstrosity." -- Xochitl Gonzalez , author of Olga Dies Dreaming "In Daniel A. Olivas''s alt-world political satire Chicano Frankenstein , we follow his reanimated main character, ''the man,'' in his search for identity in a world that is increasingly hostile to him and his kind. With its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, this important novel is at once frightening and humorous, and I found myself laughing out loud more than once as Olivas cleverly delivered his cautionary message, served with a basket of fresh baked pan dulce." -- Orlando Ortega-Medina , author of The Fitful Sleep of Immigrants "In the genre-bending tradition of Mary Shelley, Daniel Olivas''s latest novel Chicano Frankenstein expertly stitches together gothic political satire, science fiction, and existential metafiction to expose the racist and classist hypocrisies that undergird the American political economy under tyrannical right-wing leaders." -- Eileen M. Hunt , author of Artificial Life After Frankenstein "In a near-future Pasadena, Daniel A. Olivas resurrects Mary Shelley''s creation to glorious effect, making it clear who the monsters really are in a world where a cynical government sees resurrected humans as pawns to use, abuse, and discard. The real trick of this speculative political satire is that corruption and peril co-exist with compassion, humor, and large doses of Chicano joy. I loved every page-turning minute!" -- Michelle Ruiz Keil , author of Summer in the City of Roses "Haunting in its implications, astute in its observations about how polarized we''ve become around the simple question of what it means to be human, Daniel Olivas''s Chicano Frankenstein is ultimately an empathetic exploration of the heart told in spare, but beautiful prose. Olivas is a master storyteller and this book is another of his triumphs!" -- Rubén Degollado , author of The Family Izquierdo Past Praise for Daniel A. Olivas "...a major American talent." -- Luis Alberto Urrea , author of Good Night, Irene "Daniel Olivas is an exciting writer whose prose rings with humor, insight, and power." -- Daniel Alarcón , author of At Night We Walk in Circles "Olivas is adept at establishing character in a sentence or two; he creates an image, a moment of self-deception, in which we come to know these characters intimately and easily imagine their entire lives..." -- Los Angeles Times "[A]n important voice in Latinx literature." -- BuzzFeed "Daniel Olivas is a real modern-day superhero. Land use and conservation attorney by day and poet, playwright, fiction author, editor, and essayist by night, Olivas works relentlessly to transform our world for the better." -- American Book Review "Olivas''s work is surreal, dystopian, critical, and introspective, ultimately moving into contemporary political rhetoric." -- Alta Journal
Synopsis
A modern retelling of the Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley classic that addresses issues of belonging and assimilation An unnamed paralegal, brought back to life through a controversial process, maneuvers through a near-future world that both needs and resents him. As the United States president spouts anti-reanimation rhetoric and giant pharmaceutical companies rake in profits, the man falls in love with lawyer Faustina Godínez. His world expands as he meets her network of family and friends, setting him on a course to discover his first-life history, which the reanimation process erased. With elements of science fiction, horror, political satire and romance, Chicano Frankenstein confronts our nation's bigotries and the question of what it truly means to be human.
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PS3615.L58C55 2024
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