Queer Flora, Fauna, and Funga A Radical Forage Through Art and Writing Edited with text by Frances Cannon.

Queer Flora, Fauna, and Funga: A Radical Forage Through Art and Writing explores the intersection of queer theory, natural history, and ecology through visual art, poetry, science experiments, and creative essays. Edited by Frances Cannon and published as part of Valiz's Art and Ecology series, this transdisciplinary anthology celebrates sexual and gender diversity in nature.

Contributors from diverse fields—poets, beekeepers, scientists, and theorists—present case studies that challenge how we understand the natural world. The collection asks: How does recognizing queerness in nature inspire us to reimagine our relationships with each other and with more-than-human companions?

Features contributions from over 40 acclaimed writers and thinkers, including Donna Haraway, CAConrad, and Sabrina Imbler. A versatile resource for artists, activists, ecologists, and anyone seeking to rethink nature, sexuality, and community.

Hardcover. 6.3" W × 9.4" H × 1.2" D. Published by Valiz.