Preapocalyptica by Erin Marie Panttaja
Preapocalyptica is about a fundamental disconnect: how can we live with horrible things, with a view that the world might end, and soon, within our or our children’s lifetimes, and still continue? How can we believe the news is dire, and that a solution may not occur, and yet continue to raise our children? How can we find ways to meaningfully contribute to change? How can we combat the meaningless (and figure...
Preapocalyptica is about a fundamental disconnect: how can we live with horrible things, with a view that the world might end, and soon, within our or our children’s lifetimes, and still continue? How can we believe the news is dire, and that a solution may not occur, and yet continue to raise our children? How can we find ways to meaningfully contribute to change? How can we combat the meaningless (and figure out what it is). How do we go on in the face of destruction?