I approach writing as an expanded practice that intersects with technologies shaping perception, memory, and enunciation.
I approach writing as an expanded practice that intersects with technologies shaping perception, memory, and enunciation.
Queer author and educator from Havana, based in New York. Jacqueline Herranz Brooks develops project-based works that integrate documentary photography, sound interpretation, multimedia installations, and urban interventions. With a strong interest in the fictionalization of real personal events, this body of work includes several autofiction books such as Liquid Days (Argentina, 1997), Escenas para Turistas (New York, 2003), Mujeres sin Trama (New York, 2011), Viaje en Almendrón (AB, 2015), Contested Territory: Poesía Rematriada (México, 2023), and Paisaje lésbico en construcción. La lesbiana pobre cubana de los años 90 (Madrid, 2025). Jacqueline holds a Ph.D. in Latin American, Iberian, and Latino Cultures, with research focus on the intersection of literary theory, criticism, persona, and performance studies.
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