Blue-Black Liver Tree Carr Marc Loveless

Marc Loveless

How can we discover our true place in the wider world we are destroying

Invasive species are everywhere

sustains the universal appeal of liberal democracy but leaves unexamined the paradoxes that haunt modernity

philosopher kings and escaped slaves

Blue-Black Liver Tree Carr Marc Loveless2 Publications Blue Black Liver takes the form of a mock newspaper, its ragged poetry columns and shifting type scales mirroring the fractured flow of water, history, and memory. By adopting the familiar grammar of the newspaper, it exposes the forms limitationsrevealing instead submerged currents of colonial and ecological violence. In the opening spread I splice A. B. Yehoshuas Facing the Forests into a settler colonial greenwashing forest of