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Haigh, Matthew

 
9781784634421: God Mode

Synopsis

A vast system crash in the virus garden. Matthew Haigh’s second collection is a single, electrifying sequence on chronic kidney disease, dialysis, transplant and the body re-entering the world. With the cut-up wit and pop-cultural intensity that made Death Magazine a Polari-longlisted debut – now grafted onto something graver and more interior – God Mode tracks an illness through hospital wards, faux-medical letters, surgical theatres and the haunted spaces of online life. It is a queer survival narrative, a body horror, a prayer book for the age of the algorithm. A book about being saved, and what is lost in the saving.

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À propos de l'auteur

Matthew Haigh is the author of Death Magazine (Salt, longlisted for the Polari First Book prize) and Vampires (Bad Betty Press, shortlisted for the Michael Marks Award). Poems have appeared in The Poetry Review, The Guardian, Magma, and in anthologies 100 Queer Poems (Vintage), The Forward Book of Poetry (Faber) and He, She, They, Us (Macmillan). Matthew was named by Andrew McMillan as a notable author in the New Queer Poetry scene.

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