Species
“Species” by Anja Konig, published by Bad Betty Press on October 18, 2022, is a collection of poetry that explores the absurdity and connectivity of existence. Comprising 34 pages, this edition presents a candid examination of the human experience, infused with empathy and black humor. Each poem serves as a lens through which readers can glimpse moments of surprise, delight, or grief, reflecting on the intricate relationship between humanity and nature.
In “Species,” readers will encounter themes of belonging and the human condition, as Konig delves into the complexities of being part of both the Earth and one another. The poems create a vivid tapestry that invites contemplation on the paradoxes of existence, such as the desire for deeper connections and the interplay between individuality and community. This collection offers a unique perspective on the interplay of literature and cultural themes, making it a thought-provoking addition to contemporary poetry.
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In Species, Anja Konig examines the absurdity and connectivity of being with candour, empathy and irresistible black humour. Each poem in Species creates an aperture, a flash of surprise, delight or grief: at the precipice of nature, the human animal’s place within it, the catch-22 of belonging all at once to a body, the Earth, and each other.
I long for a deeper leaving. I want to be a mushroom throwing its net into the dark soil.
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