Onomatopee
With a Bird, A Reader on Avian Kinship
A cross-disciplinary anthology exploring human-bird relationships and avian kinship
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dazy chainsFirst to rec“a cross-disciplinary anthology that reframes birds as kin (beings with their own histories and ways of knowing) through a mix of critical ornithology, speculative fiction, visual art, and personal essays. it explores the human-bird relationship across myth, science, migration, and dream.”
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molly“oh boy i must read this”
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