A polyphonic collection that refuses the human as its sole measure.

Put together with an enormous amount of work by B., the volume gathers writers and artists working at the porous edges of ecology, technology, eroticism, extinction, and algorithmic life.

The collection isn't made up of speculative stories in the conventional sense, but posthuman meditations—voices braided across fungi, fatbergs, love language models, animal care, and the strange afterlives of desire.

What distinguishes the anthology is its tonal range and formal risk. Lyric prose sits alongside theoretical fragments, illustrated sequences, and coded imaginaries. It is an art object through and through.

The book is attentive to the present tense of collapse—climate, infrastructure, intimacy—without surrendering to abstraction. Instead, it experiments with how subjectivity might stretch beyond the skin. As a first edited volume, it’s curated with intellectual coherence, but alive to multiplicity.

A truly confident and well executed debut that situates B. not just as an editor, but as a builder of aesthetic and conceptual ecosystems.

Pricing is for brand new copy, not second-hand.

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