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9781781726242: 100 Poems to Save the Earth

Synopsis

This landmark anthology, 100 Poems to Save the Earth, presents a positive and determined impulse to change for the better how human beings interact with the environment.

\n\nThese imaginative, questing poems reveal our crisis as fundamentally a crisis of perception. We can no longer view Earth as a collection of resources to be exploited but must see it as the living web of connections and relationships that it is.\n

\nThe voices gathered call for ecological justice, an ethics of care for the earth and for each other. The eclectic mix of poets – rural and urban – link issues of social injustice and the need to protect the environment, emphasizing a sweeping urgency. The time for awareness building is over. This anthology, with its incisive Foreword, is a call to action to fight the threat facing the only planet we have.\n

\n100 Poems to Save the Earth includes a mixture of the best new and established contemporary poets, like David Baker, Eavan Boland, Sean Bonney, EJ Burnett, Vahni Capildeo, Gillian Clarke, Tishani Doshi, Camille T. Dungy, Ross Gay, Mimi Khalvati, John Kinsella, Joanna Klink, Robert Minhinnick, Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Pascale Petit, Roger Robinson, and George Szirtes.\n

\nPoetry has the power to inspire thought and action. As these poems show, it speaks directly but is the opposite of simplistic; it can be subtle and allusive, consoling or incendiary. And it can play a part in saving the earth.

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À propos des auteurs

Zoë Brigley has three collections of poetry from Bloodaxe books, and a nonfiction essay collection, 'Notes from a Swing State' from Parthian. She is Assistant Professor in English at the Ohio State University. She won an Eric Gregory Award for the best British poets under 30, was Forward Prize commended, and listed in the Dylan Thomas Prize.

Kristian Evans is a poet, editor and environmental campaigner living in Bridgend. Recent publications include 100 Poems to Save the Earth (Seren Books) and Otherworlds: Essays and Letters on Nature and Magic (Broken Sleep). An amateur naturalist, his interest in ecology has led him to explore ideas of the ‘more-than-human’ world, animism, esoteric philosophies and other neglected or forgotten forms of knowledge. He is a founding editor of Modron an online magazine of writing on the ecological crisis, and is author of the column, A Kenfig Journal for the environmental charity Sustainable Wales.

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