The story begins as a commentary on Casanova’s Icosameron (1787) that morphs into a dystopia of colonialism stressing the colonization of people, places, and, in particular, women from the perspective of a colonized woman.
BT - Boston Review C5 -PSt
C6 -Female author (b. 1977)
C7 -2017
DA - 01/2017 N2 -The story begins as a commentary on Casanova’s Icosameron (1787) that morphs into a dystopia of colonialism stressing the colonization of people, places, and, in particular, women from the perspective of a colonized woman.
PY - 2017 RN -Special issue on Global Dystopias ed. Junot Díaz.
SN - 978-1-946511-04-1 /0734-2306 SP - 64 EP - 77 T2 - Boston Review TI - “Memoirs of an Imaginary Country” ER -