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What got us into this mire is clear: how to navigate without sinking still deeper, is not.
It takes for granted that climate change exists, is overwhelmingly caused by developed nations and disproportionately impacts developing nations. As a whole, the project strikes an invigorating, forward-leaning stance. In thirty essays, An Ecotopian Lexicon introduces thirty new words to the English language. An Ecotopian Lexicon confronts the lexicographical void opened up by the climate crisis, introducing language for reckoning with its mercurial realities and unformed futures. A compelling term, but that’s not quite it: what if a rambling explanation circles not a forgotten word, but a negative space, a hole where a word should be? More than a pedant’s problem, lacking words signals lacking ideas themselves. Lethologica is an inability to remember the right word. Minneapolis, MI: University of Minnesota Press, 2019. Matthew Schneider-Mayerson and Brent Ryan Bellamy. “Mud Stuck to our Shoes”: On The Insistence of Harm by Fernando ValverdeĮds. On Memorial Drive: A Daughter’s Memoir by Natasha Tretheweyīlurring the Obvious: Bluebeard’s First Wife by Ha Seong-Nan “Story Comes From Place”: On Site Fidelity by Claire Boyles New Worlds Forever Measured by the Old: On Burning Province by Michael Prior On Just an Ordinary Woman Breathing by Julie Marie Wade
The Ductility of Person and Time in Saddiq Dzukogi’s Your Crib, My Qibla Our Final Words: A Review of Eternal Sentences by Michael McGriff The World Owes You Nothing: A Review of Mine! by Michael Heller and James Salzman On Places I’ve Taken My Body by Molly McCully Brown Reverberations and Divinations in Kazim Ali’s The Voice of Sheila Chandra Infinite Entanglements in Allison Cobb’s Plastic: An Autobiographyįrom Apocalypse to Apocalypso: On An Ecotopian Lexicon Near But Not Touching: On The Naomi Letters by Rachel Mennies On A Whole World: Letters from James Merrill “In Front of Strangers I Sing”: The Strange Intimacy of Paul Celan Poems That Linger: Peter Campion’s One Summer Evening at the Falls The Aesthetics of Cosmic Feminism: A Review of Magda Cârneci’s FEM Unearthing Memory and Reclaiming the Feminine in Shanta Lee Gander’s GHETTOCLAUSTROPHOBIA How History Claims Us: On Made to Explode by Sandra Beasley
“Empire Gold” : A Review of Claire Meuschke’s UPEND
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