At once an exploration of a man left hollow by fate, a dispatch from the frontline of identity politics, and a rumination on the legacy of migration and empires, Saffron Jack is the story of a man trying to find somewhere he might be himself.
Rishi Dastidar Livres
La poésie de Rishi Dastidar a paru dans des publications prestigieuses telles que le Financial Times, New Scientist et la BBC. Son recueil de début découle d'un profond engagement avec la science et la vie contemporaine. Son œuvre explore les liens complexes entre l'émotion humaine et le progrès technologique. À travers son écriture, il offre une perspective distinctive sur la société moderne.
What do you do when you are a god - but powerless and unable to prevent one of your favourite species from their insatiable, accelerating death wish? Do you try to shout louder and more insistently, or instead reinvent yourself as a troubadour of romantic ruin? Such are the dilemmas posed by Rishi Dastidar in his third poetry collection Neptune's Projects, a reshaping of mythology for the climate crisis era which gives bold consideration to the stark choices we face. A post-apocalyptic jig and reel, these poems are compelling, deadpan yarns of the sea, full of both fury and fun. In Neptune's Projects the end of humanity is made wry, thrilling - and alive.