Fifth poem in the Lotería series.
35. El molcajete
Author: Ernesto Priego
I'm a lecturer, researcher and editor. I'm interested in many things and do work in many areas. I'm into human-computer interaction design, digital humanities, comics studies, scholarly communications, open access, open data, ethics, public health, politics, media, journalism, human rights. You can follow me on Twitter @ernestopriego.
4. El brasero
Fourth poem in the series.
1. El sombrero
Third poem in the Lotería series.
13. El yoyo
Second poem in the Lotería series. In hay(na)ku form.
7. La matraca
First poem in what hopefully will be a series. This one in hay(na)ku form.
Switch It Off and On Again
New year. Starting from our own positions.
Los seres queridos (una traducción de ‘The Dear Ones’, de Margaret Atwood)
I'd like to dedicate this version to my mother and my sister, who are fluent in the languages of love, care, and mourning.
Released Today 1st November 2021: The Lockdown Chronicles: A Comic Strip Quarantine (Book Launch Tomorrow)
Happy publication day to The Lockdown Chronicles! Get your copy NOW via Good Comics.
On the Good Comics blog, I was interviewed about the creative process behind The Lockdown Chronicles
Paddy Johnston interviewed me for the Good Comics blog on the creative process behind my new comic.
Wrestling Graphic Novels: A Comics Grid Webinar with Anna Marta Marini and Jessica Fontaine
Today! Join us for our Comics Grid Webinar as part of International Open Access Week 2021.
The Lockdown Chronicles Released On Print; Book Launch (Online) on the 2nd of November 2021, 7PM GMT
An online event to launch The Lockdown Chronicles. A Comic Strip Quarantine by Ernesto Priego. Panel discussion and a virtual toast!
Discussing Inclusivity in Scholarly Publishing within the Open Library of Humanities Editors Workshop, Wednesday 27th October 2021, 2-5pm (UK time)
On Wednesday 27th October 2021, as part of International Open Access Week, I will participate in the OLH Editors Workshop within the panel "Inclusivity in Scholarly Publishing".
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