Caliban's Redemption

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Exploring queer sexuality and existential isolation, the prose-poetry collection features Parry's alter-ego, Caliban, who reflects through a Shakespearean Noir lens. The work delves into the complexities of identity and desire, portraying Caliban as a metaphysical figure navigating a landscape of violence and longing. As the author deconstructs his own identity, he critiques the notions of redemption and transcendence proposed by Browning and Nietzsche, ultimately asserting that true passion lies in embracing one's authentic self.