p0sthuman - the evening before

<p><strong>Sensuous intelligent energising and dizzyingly fast-paced. Anne Kellas</strong></p><p><strong>Elegant lyrical often erotic and always intriguing. Amanda Lohrey</strong></p><p><strong>Irrepressible vitality. David Mason</strong></p><p>In these poems of love heartbreak loss and desire the author reimagines his past to find hints of the beings who could come after us.</p><p>He identifies in the commonality of human experience the seeds of a posthuman future. <span style=color: rgba(68 68 68 1)>But this book is not prophetic. It's about 'the evening before'. </span>Can we read the past as love song tragedy or science fiction? What is it to be human? Or to be 'p0sthuman'? </p><p>And what is it to love and be loved? Is it the quest for the other the vulnerable human who in the end sees the sum of their life evaporate?</p><p>Here are elusive and exhilarating poems about our necessary vulnerable existence.</p><p>Wry heartbreaking breezy ecstatic... Peter Jerrim's poems bounce off each other or appear to suddenly merge as their meaning begins to reveal itself.</p><p><br></p>