#Mextasy Sighting at the Cheech 🤣

#mextasy at the Cheech Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum … gracias to UTRGV -...

Posted by William Nericcio on Sunday, June 19, 2022

That Time I Worked an an Illustrator for the Late Great OCWeekly! #mextasy #sketchwn

 

Illustrator for OC Weekly, back in the day! Check! ...All thanks going to journalist/scalawag Gustavo Arellano Miranda... gracias guapo! #mextasy + #sketchwn

Posted by William Nericcio on Monday, June 6, 2022

Really Excited to Curate and Host a New Lecture Series at SDSU --> THE [MEXICAN-] AMERICAN REVOLUTION With Myriam Gurba and Alex Espinoza

 

Something wickedly cool coming to SDSU this week! The [Mexican-] American Revolution -- a mini-lecture series from @sdsumalas @SDSUPress, @sdsu IRA funding (Instructionally Related Activities Fund) ... #mextasy at #sdsu

Featuring Mexy superheroes @lesbrains + @alex_esp pic.twitter.com/BpFYsieIJr

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) April 24, 2022

LATINX TELEVISION Book Launch Panel Now Streaming Live on YouTube

 

 

Click the images below to read out-takes from my foreword for the collection-- or, still better,  pick up a copy here! https://amzn.to/3ryKD5e

Carlos Solorio Photography Show Closing Event at the Centro Cultural, San Diego

 

Come Party With Us in San Antonio in October 2022 | AGLSP International Conference on the Riverwalk BiblioTECHa!!!

Are you like me? On edge a tad about travel, but also dying to get out and see your friends! If you are an academic, I...

Posted by William Nericcio on Monday, March 28, 2022

My Latest Publication! Woot! The Foreword to Fede Aldama's Latinx Fiesta of a Book ... LATINX TV!!!

Wow! I just received my contributor's copy of LATINX TV curated by Frederick Luis Aldama with a cast of amazingness --...

Posted by William Nericcio on Wednesday, March 23, 2022

 

See you Monday Afternoon, March 21, 2022 For a Streaming Presentation on the Humanities, Publishing, and More!

What do you miss if you do not follow me on Twitter? Drunk monks! twitter.com/eyegiene/status/1505241694341533699 Hit...

Posted by William Nericcio on Saturday, March 19, 2022

Staging Kafka

I finished teaching this book earlier this semester in my optical parables class at SDSU (eyegiene.sdsu.edu/2022/spring)...

Posted by William Nericcio on Sunday, March 13, 2022

Latinx Spaces and Ralph Villanueva on the new Cancel Culture (the Cancelling of Latinx Entertainment Shows and Pilots) ... #nomextasy

Nice piece by one of my great graduate students (Ralph Villanueva) on #Gentified 's cancellation, #mextasytv, #mextasy,...

Posted by William Nericcio on Friday, March 11, 2022

New Review of Gerald Martin's García Márquez Biography in the Sunday San Diego Union Tribune (Link Fixed!)

#repost--original posting 5/3/09 7:13 AM

I feel bad about panning a book that took as long to write as my first book, and that required such a sustained, vocation-like, dedication on the part of the author; still, I stand by my words; I encourage other reviewers and readers alike to chime in using the comments option below. Hit the image to read the review:

Of Sanborn's, "Yankees", Laredo, Tejas, and Nostalgia, 1958 Edition ... #mextasy

A trip down memory lane courtesy of Traces of Texas, a Facebook group page:

"Yankee Spoken" ... that's the Laredo I remember! #mextasy

Posted by William Nericcio on Saturday, January 29, 2022

Don Juan? or Jon Juan!! Still Yet Another Glorious Moment in the History of American Comix & American Stereotypes! #mextasy

It's not Don Juan! No, it's Jon Juan! Yet another trip down stereotype lane! via Pappy's amazing comics blog ... https://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2022/01/number-2595-great-lover-jon-juan.html

Posted by Tex[t]-Mex: Seductive Hallucination of the "Mexican" in America on Monday, January 24, 2022

The Latest Review on Talking #BrownTV: Latinas and Latinos on the Screen!

first page of the review--the next two appear below

The latest review is IN on Talking #browntv, a collaborative book co-written with the man all Loraxes loathe, my...

Posted by William Nericcio on Sunday, January 16, 2022

UPDATED/LINK FIXED --> PRIMARY DOCUMENTS: Chicano Bibliography, Circa 1970, California State College, Long Beach

Originally posted 6/18/12 | fixed and updated 01.07.22

Every now and then a piece of primary textual archeology falls into my lap and I never know what to do with it. This past weekend, a good friend, Teresa White, of San Diego, whilst prowling her father's library, came upon this bibliography of Chicanodom, circa 1970; it features a striking cover design by Marcos Gomez (high-res jpg above) and the work of then librarians Betty Blackman and Charles J. Boorkman. With the assault on Chicano/a Studies now firmly part of our 21st century reality, it is bracing to see our field(s) when they were still nascent/incipient. Even 42 years ago, serious librarians were active, chronicling research materials for a discipline that would change the face of American intellectual culture. Share with any other bibliophiles/librarians you think might enjoy this trip down memory lane. 

Click the image below to receive the pdf-file of the bibliography--do note it is a 15.4 mb file.

Here is the permalink url: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9BvYYtB5pEGWk01NHdEdmhHS1E/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-KMuWsTNuF73C4tkSSZOQTA