Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University.William Flynn is an instructor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University.Débora Santos is a freelance illustrator based in Brazil.

"This graphic novel is a much needed addition to libraries. There are a lot of books out there that vilify people in this industry, and it is important for people to view this subject from another point of view."- 2020 VLA Graphic Novel Diversity Award Committee "Gringo Love boldly does something less common in anthropology: it uses an experimental visual medium and a collaborative process based on generously shared time and stories to tell a reality-based tale that complicates and broadens the space in which a politicized and controversial practice can be understood. By visualizing those often made invisible in the mainstream discourse of sex tourism, Carrier-Moisan and her collaborators bring us into lives on the ground."- Colin Willox, Maynooth University (Visual Anthropology Review)

• AcknowledgementsNote to the Reader Lexicon Part I: Arrivals Field notes Part II: Gringo Love?Field notes Part III: Sair Dessa VidaEpilogue Appendix I: Reading Guide & Discussion QuestionsAppendix II: The Making of Gringo Love• The Creation Process• The Research Process Appendix III: The Context for Gringo Love• Sex Tourism • Ponta Negra • Gringo Love Appendix IV: Further Readings Bibliography

Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University.William Flynn is an instructor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University.Débora Santos is a freelance illustrator based in Brazil.

"This graphic novel is a much needed addition to libraries. There are a lot of books out there that vilify people in this industry, and it is important for people to view this subject from another point of view."- 2020 VLA Graphic Novel Diversity Award Committee "Gringo Love boldly does something less common in anthropology: it uses an experimental visual medium and a collaborative process based on generously shared time and stories to tell a reality-based tale that complicates and broadens the space in which a politicized and controversial practice can be understood. By visualizing those often made invisible in the mainstream discourse of sex tourism, Carrier-Moisan and her collaborators bring us into lives on the ground."- Colin Willox, Maynooth University (Visual Anthropology Review)

• AcknowledgementsNote to the Reader Lexicon Part I: Arrivals Field notes Part II: Gringo Love?Field notes Part III: Sair Dessa VidaEpilogue Appendix I: Reading Guide & Discussion QuestionsAppendix II: The Making of Gringo Love• The Creation Process• The Research Process Appendix III: The Context for Gringo Love• Sex Tourism • Ponta Negra • Gringo Love Appendix IV: Further Readings Bibliography

Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University.William Flynn is an instructor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University.Débora Santos is a freelance illustrator based in Brazil.

"This graphic novel is a much needed addition to libraries. There are a lot of books out there that vilify people in this industry, and it is important for people to view this subject from another point of view."- 2020 VLA Graphic Novel Diversity Award Committee "Gringo Love boldly does something less common in anthropology: it uses an experimental visual medium and a collaborative process based on generously shared time and stories to tell a reality-based tale that complicates and broadens the space in which a politicized and controversial practice can be understood. By visualizing those often made invisible in the mainstream discourse of sex tourism, Carrier-Moisan and her collaborators bring us into lives on the ground."- Colin Willox, Maynooth University (Visual Anthropology Review)

• AcknowledgementsNote to the Reader Lexicon Part I: Arrivals Field notes Part II: Gringo Love?Field notes Part III: Sair Dessa VidaEpilogue Appendix I: Reading Guide & Discussion QuestionsAppendix II: The Making of Gringo Love• The Creation Process• The Research Process Appendix III: The Context for Gringo Love• Sex Tourism • Ponta Negra • Gringo Love Appendix IV: Further Readings Bibliography