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Book SynopsisTrillium Book Award for Poetry, Finalist
A Globe and Mail Top 100 Book
Anand''s attention to and ability to evoke explicit, exponential beauty in scientific and natural form are simply stunning. . . . Anand''s debut is in every measure a triumph. –Publishers WeeklyA stunning new collection of poems that examine various aspects of living and practicing as both a poet and scientist in the Anthropocene during a time of unravelling.
The poems in Madhur Anand’s second collection interrogate the inevitability of undesired cyclic variation caused by feedback in the amplifying devices of both poetry and science.
There are several interacting currents: the poet’s own work between the arts and the sciences, living between North American and Indian cultures, as well as examining contemporary environments through the lag effects of the past. Weaving in a close reading of A.O. Hume’s
The Nests and Eggs of Indian Bir
