Every Living Species
Every Living Species by Erin Stalcup, published by Gold Wake Press Collective in October 2017, is a work of fiction that explores the intricate relationships between humanity and the natural world. This edition spans 276 pages and delves into themes of zoological impoverishment, biotechnology, and multiculturalism, presenting a vivid examination of loss and adaptation in a changing environment.
Readers will encounter a narrative that intertwines art and infrastructure, reflecting on the complexities of existence through the lens of avian life. Stalcup’s writing invites contemplation on the intersections of beauty and spectacle, while also addressing broader societal issues. This thought-provoking exploration encourages a deeper understanding of the connections between species and the implications of climate change.
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“Bird as beast. Bird as beauty. Bird as spectacle. In Every Living Species, Stalcup looks zoological impoverishment in the eye and refuses to blink. Instead, she turns loss into an exhibition of World’s Fair proportions, concentrating her mad microcosm with biotechnology, infrastructure, art, and humanity. In this world, multiculturalism is as much a revolution as it is a climate change adaptation. In this confluence, I recognize Hitchcock and Hurston, Crichton and KUbler-Ross–and in Stalcup, an aviphile of the highest order.” –Lawrence Lenhart, author of The Well-Stocked and Gilded Cage
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