Books that
Decolonize

“Raw, unflinching and devastatingly beautiful, No One Leaves Clean announces a vital new voice in African literature.”

“A sobering, urgent call for action to save a thousand tongues while we can.”

“A History of My Brief Body is a complex, nuanced, and stunningly written collection.”

“Expansive and intimate, this beautiful book swallowed me whole.”

“A powerful archive of Indigenous pain and resistance.”

“Thirty-Two Words for Field is a luminous linguistic guide, addressing Old Irish and the magic of island culture and ecology.”

“This is bound to inspire any activist.”

“Essential reading for expanding the radical imagination.”

“A welcome meditation on living in harmony with the earth and fostering deeper connections with one another.”

“This multi-layered analysis is timely, worldmaking, and most importantly—glamorous.”

“Getting it right, she reminds us, means nothing less than liberation for us all.”

Science, personal experience, ritual, and spirituality weave together in a book that makes plants its protagonists.

“Wisdom about the natural world delivered by an able writer who is both Indigenous and an academic scientist.”

“Finally, a comprehensive, substantive, and practical book to inform decision-makers.”

Holmberg’s poetry tests and expands the limits of the book as a visual and verbal art form.