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Rendering

Name: Rendering
Brand: Omnidawn Publishing
SKU: 41870045
Price: 7161 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Anthony Cody
ISBN: 9781632431141

Anthony Cody

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 41870045

Publishers Omnidawn Publishing, April 2023

A poetry collection that considers climate change and the possibility of wholeness within the Anthro... Full description

Libristo code: 41870045

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A poetry collection that considers climate change and the possibility of wholeness within the Anthropocene. Through a series of experimental poems centered on ecology, Anthony Cody’s The Rendering confronts the history of the Dust Bowl and its residual impacts on our current climate crisis, while acknowledging the complicities of capitalism. These poems grapple with questions of wholeness and annihilation in an Anthropocenic world where the fallout of settler colonialism continues to inflict environmental and cultural devastation. Cody encourages readers to participate in radical acts of refreshing and reimagining the page, poem, collection, and the self, and he invites us to reflect on what lies ahead should our climate continue on its current trajectory toward destruction. These poems consider if wholeness, or a journey toward wholeness, can exist in the Anthropocene. And, if wholeness cannot exist in these times, we are invited to look at our lives and the world through and beyond annihilation.