motherlands by Camille Hernandez

motherlands

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motherlands by Camille Hernandez

Finishing Line Press

motherlands

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Motherlands is a lyrical meditation on the parallel journeys of motherhood, immigration, and amputation. Each journey is a radical act of care and a type of haunting. Camille Hernandez navigates the shifting terrain between daughter and mother, homeland and new land, memory and body. With tenderness and grief, Motherlands explores how the severance of migration echoes the ruptures of childbirth, and how both leave behind a scarred but sacred map.

Book Details
Publisher:
Finishing Line Press
ISBN:
9798899902994
Binding:
Hardcover
Pages:
38
Authors:
Camille Hernandez
Published Date:
2025-11-28
Language:
English
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About Camille Hernandez

Camille Hernandez has served as poet laureate of the city of Anaheim, California. She works as a theological ethicist and community facilitator. Her debut, The Hero and the Whore, appeared from Westminster John Knox in 2023 and is a work of theology rather than poetry. The chapbook Motherlands came from Finishing Line Press in December 2025, her manuscript having been a finalist in that press's competition under the title Postcolonial Motherhood. She holds a bachelor's degree in community studies from the University of California, Santa Cruz and a master's in educational leadership and administration.

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