Nalo Hopkinson citations

Nalo Hopkinson, née le 20 décembre 1960 à Kingston en Jamaïque, est une romancière canadienne d'origine jamaïcaine de science-fiction et de fantasy. Elle a obtenu le prix Locus du meilleur premier roman en 1999 pour La Ronde des esprits ainsi que le prix World Fantasy du meilleur recueil de nouvelles en 2002 pour Skin Folk. Wikipedia  

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Nalo Hopkinson: Citations en anglais

“The heaviness of loss in her heart hadn't eased, but there was room there for humour, too.”

Nalo Hopkinson livre Brown Girl in the Ring

Source: Brown Girl in the Ring

“Since Baby’s birth, she had learned that the first few months of motherhood were about fatigue and leakiness.”

Nalo Hopkinson livre Brown Girl in the Ring

Source: Brown Girl in the Ring (1998), Chapter 13 (p. 232)

“She had a yearning to lose herself in this noisy throng of people going about the business of staying alive.”

Nalo Hopkinson livre Brown Girl in the Ring

Source: Brown Girl in the Ring (1998), Chapter 13 (p. 230)

“Desire makes us all babies again.”

Nalo Hopkinson livre The Salt Roads

Source: The Salt Roads (2003), p. 180

“Come in peace to my home, Tan-Tan. And when you go, go in friendship.”

Nalo Hopkinson livre Midnight Robber

Section 4 (p. 179)
Midnight Robber (2000)

“Just being Tan-Tan, sometimes good, sometimes bad, mostly just getting by like everybody else.”

Nalo Hopkinson livre Midnight Robber

Section 4 (p. 326)
Midnight Robber (2000)

“She was hiding in the best possible way, masquerading as herself!”

Nalo Hopkinson livre Midnight Robber

Section 4 (p. 314)
Midnight Robber (2000)

“…Even though we talk about race a lot in the literature, there’s still this idea of “Well, if we make this person blue and give them pointy ears, then we don’t have to actually talk about what’s happening in the real world.””

And those of us who live in racialized bodies feel that lack, we feel that erasure, so yes, there was something quite deliberate in my doing half the speech as an alien.
On race still being a taboo topic in the world of science fiction in “Interview: Nalo Hopkinson” http://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/nonfiction/interview-nalo-hopkinson/ in Lightspeed (June 2013)