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Poetic Autoethnography
Life changes, $, age, energy, sanity, some loose connections all kept me from touring heavily for my last book, Someone's Utopia. So I've been spreading the word slowly, and I figure that after a year + 3 months I should probably post about it here.
Someone's Utopia
This book is about a lot of things--work, waste/excess/ecologies, despair, gender, family. I've never been able to sum it up neatly bu Read more of this blog post »
Someone's Utopia
This book is about a lot of things--work, waste/excess/ecologies, despair, gender, family. I've never been able to sum it up neatly bu Read more of this blog post »
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| A distillation of Marxist-feminist approaches I've been waiting for since reading Federici. This is the kind of theory-forward text whose shortcomings feel productive in terms of the reader fleshing out their own ideas rather than frustrating. Part o ...more | |
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I liked the basic premise of The Drowned World: in 2145, a tiny handful of hardy souls is moored in a superheated, drowned city (which turns out to be London), surrounded by deep lagoons - they have to live near the tops of buildings because everythi" Read more of this review » |
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| Icehenge by Kim Stanley Robinson. I can’t stop reading cheap Ace sci-fi paperbacks. The cover is big rectangles of ice on the surface of some airless planet. ICEHENGE! $2 for this weird second novel by who would become, for good and for bad, the 21st ...more | |
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| Said writes his lived experience of the U.S.-Israeli genocide of Palestinians in Gaza in a series of short vignettes. He writes with unsparing detail, providing an on-the-ground view of many massacres we have received filtered and often distorted thr ...more | |
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*poetry poetry poetry* bookbooks, chaps, e-chaps by Dusie Press authors... All Books listed here are by poets published by Dusie Press, via the chap ...more