In Why Are You Shouting?, James Womack delves into the complexities of human connection amidst a world facing climate crisis and social disruption. This collection seeks points of hope and solidarity, challenging our willful blindness to the realities around us. Womack explores personal blindness and self-enchantment, questioning the ease with which we allow ourselves to be misled.
Echoing the spirit of Cassandra, the poems serve as both a warning and an antidote to ignorance. Through humor and kindness, Womack dares to suggest quieter solutions, offering a space for positive reflection on our world's state. This collection is for readers of contemporary poetry interested in:
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