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Selina Rodrigues’ much-anticipated first collection takes a long look at the invisible ecology of contemporary urban living and working – call-centres, computer screens, night-shift cleaners, building sites – and the competing structures of time and money, labour and desire. It’s a book about online desires, migratory workers and childcare, and the flat-packed silences of alienation, all framed by city skylines.
Selina Rodrigues’ much-anticipated first collection takes a long look at the invisible ecology of contemporary urban living and working – call-centres, computer screens, night-shift cleaners, building sites – and the competing structures of time and money, labour and desire. It’s a book about online desires, migratory workers and childcare, and the flat-packed silences of alienation, all framed by city skylines.