Further Problems with Pleasure

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Blending the influences of Coleridge, Plath, Ovid, and Celan, this work emerges as a bold exploration of love and desire in the context of late capitalism. The author showcases a unique voice, intertwining complex feminism with innovative sound and structure. Through a mix of pastoral themes and kitsch elements, the poetry serves as a manifesto that challenges societal norms while celebrating the intricacies of human experience. This original collection captivates with its audacity and lyrical mastery.