Sea of Tranquility unfurls a story about humanity across centuries and space. Sea of Tranquility is a book by Emily St. LISTEN | Chelsea Vowel discusses Buffalo is the New Buffalo : She also contributed to the graphic novel, This Place , which was adapted into a 10-episode podcast for CBC Books.
Her other novels include Indigenous Writes: A Guide to First Nations, Métis & Inuit Issues in Canada , which addresses stereotypes and assumptions about Indigenous issues and offers insight into the relationship between Indigenous peoples and Canada. How Chelsea Vowel is confronting Indigenous stereotypesĬhelsea Vowel is a Métis writer and educator whose work focuses on language, gender identity and cultural resurgence. From a rougarou (shapeshifter) in the 19th century trying to solve a murder in her community to a Métis man who's gored by a radioactive bison and gains super strength, these stories seek to understand the impact of colonization, remove its psychological baggage and recover ancestral traditions.īuffalo is the New Buffalo explores Indigenous existence and resistance and rewrites our shared history. In this short story collection, Chelsea Vowel explores science fiction tropes through a Métis lens. LISTEN | Why Cecil Castellucci tackled climate change in a comic:īuffalo Is the New Buffalo is a book by Chelsea Vowel. Her other works include La generazione ( Generations) and La giusta mezura ( Just Enough).įabiana Mascolo is a comic book artist based in Rome. Imagining a parallel planet with 2 moons can give new perspectives on climate change, says authorįlavia Biondi is an Italian artist and scriptwriter. She has also written Batgirl for DC Comics. Her other books include Shade, Odd Duck and Star Wars Moving Target.
Her home world is on the brink of ecological disaster, but in this parallel universe nature overshadows science, children are rare and humans pay an unthinkable price when they have been deemed useless.Ĭecil Castellucci is an award-winning American-born Canadian YA novelist, musician and director. Maeve Lindholm finds herself stranded on a strange parallel Earth after a freak particle storm, with little hope of getting home. Shifting Earth is a graphic novel by Cecil Castellucci, centre, Flavia Biondi, right, and Fabiana Mascolo.
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