Compost Reader

by Institute for Postnatural Studies, Various

Tongues as long as branches, cockroaches in a 'hot story', the resurgence of extinct plants, a prepatriarchal paranthropology, thinking with toxic plants from contemporary art, spiraling digestive ontologies, capitalist bruxism, a business school run by eukaryotes, a society in which we pay to eat celebrities, a prickly pear and 800 g of bonito tuna are some of the materials fermenting in this COMPOST READER.

156 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2021

Reviews

[Bogdana Skorik · Rating 5 out of 5]

first of all, i really love IPS. secondly, this book feels like a heart-warming and mind-calming poem. and, lastly, i’ve never heard of chernobyl flowers before even tho im russian with a keen interest in about catastrophes from soviet union (i researched everything related to chernobyl)

[Lorenzo Galgó · Rating 4 out of 5]

Libro super recomendable, se me olvidó ponerlo hace dos meses que me lo leí, pero básicamente es sobre creación contemporánea entorno aas prácticas ecologicas

[Alaíde Ventura · Rating 3 out of 5]

Llegué por el azúcar, me quedé por el bruxismo.

[Itzel · Rating 4 out of 5]

Algunos textos son 5 estrellas, ¡como el de las bacterias y el de las cucarachas!

[Miguel Contreras · Rating 4 out of 5]

A captivatingly strange read. Unlike anything I've laid eyes on before. I bought it because there was a section on Chornobyl, but I stayed because of how well my curiosity was captivated.