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Mexicans on the Moon: Speculative Poetry from a Possible Future

Book by Pedro Íñiguez · 1 quotes · Hispanic, La Raza, Latine

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“The crowd waited with bated breath as the first neurologically-enhanced lobster elected President of the United States clambered toward the podium. The lobster hovered over the microphone, clamped its claws and rubbed its antennae. A storm of neurons fired inside its ganglia, and its mandibles burbled out a rousing acceptance speech. The men whooped and hollered at the significance of the moment, while the women, relegated to years of waiting for their turn, clapped tepidly.”

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