Plenty
di Corinne Lee
2016 · 114 pagine · Penguin Books · ISBN 9780143108177
Trama
Lee's book-length work draws upon a variety of poetic forms and histories--especially events in 1892, which included a surge in lynching in America and the beginning of our coup d'etat of Hawaii--to examine how modern technology facilitated the Holocaust, sustains America's racist prison industrial complex, fuels climate change, and ultimately underlies what has been called the Sixth Extinction.
Generi: Poesia
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