Difference between revisions of "Hybrid Child (novel)"
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| − | Ōhara, Mariko. (Or Mariko Ōhara). ''Hybrid Child.'' 1990. Translated Jodie Beck. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota Press, 2018.[https://www.amazon.com/Hybrid-Child-Novel-Parallel-Futures/dp/1517904900] | + | '''Ōhara, Mariko. (Or Mariko Ōhara). ''Hybrid Child.''''' 1990. Translated Jodie Beck. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota Press, 2018.[https://www.amazon.com/Hybrid-Child-Novel-Parallel-Futures/dp/1517904900] |
Mentioned in Rachel Cordasco's column "The SF in Translation Universe," ''SFRA Review'' 325 (Summer 2018): 23: "feminist Japanese sf in which a cyborg assumes the 'form and spirit' of a girl murdered by her mother." | Mentioned in Rachel Cordasco's column "The SF in Translation Universe," ''SFRA Review'' 325 (Summer 2018): 23: "feminist Japanese sf in which a cyborg assumes the 'form and spirit' of a girl murdered by her mother." | ||
Revision as of 02:05, 24 November 2020
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Ōhara, Mariko. (Or Mariko Ōhara). Hybrid Child. 1990. Translated Jodie Beck. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota Press, 2018.[1]
Mentioned in Rachel Cordasco's column "The SF in Translation Universe," SFRA Review 325 (Summer 2018): 23: "feminist Japanese sf in which a cyborg assumes the 'form and spirit' of a girl murdered by her mother."
Perhaps to be compared and contrasted with, but not confused with, Hybrid Child manga and spinoff dramatization.
RDE, finishing, 23Nov20
