Frances Cannon explores Queer Flora, Fauna and Funga
About this Event
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How does acknowledging the queerness of nature inspire us to compose the world otherwise? How can we rewrite history to make a place for ourselves in the story? And what is the role of an individual in a symbiotic community?
is an eclectic and transdisciplinary anthology, highlighting the sexual and gender diversity in nature. The arts, poetry, scientific and speculative writing in the collection spark the imagination, and give readers tools to shape the world differently.
Join the editor of Queer Flora, Fauna and Funga, Frances Cannon, at the Book Fringe and be inspired to see the world through the lens of queer ecology!
This event will be 30 mins followed by audience questions and signing. Please feel free to attend any or all of these depending on your capacity!
Our speaker:
Franky (Frances) Cannon is the Reviews Editor for Poetry Wales, an editorial reader for The Kenyon Review, and an affiliated scholar at Kenyon College. She is the author and illustrator of several books: Walter Benjamin Reimagined (MIT Press, 2019), Fling Diction (Green Writers Press, 2024), Vernal Thaw: A Novel of Love at a Slant (Set Margins’ Press, 2026), and Queer Flora, Fauna, Funga (Valiz Press, 2026). Her work can also be found in journals and magazines, including The New York Times. Franky curates the digital publicationqueerflora.org. Read more at: frankyfrancescannon.com
Where is it happening?
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