This anthology provides readers with a wide variety of voices, observations, and experiences, specific to realizations of, and reflections on, radical kinship. The chapters inside are thoughtfully woven together, creating an engaging and accessible read. The unique style and format of this collection also invites readers to interact with, and reflect on, the text in such a way that the reading of it becomes a means of generating connection and radical kinship itself. Creative, insightful, and thought-provoking, this is a valuable and worthwhile literary addition for all those wanting to learn more about diverse aspects of radical kinship, or for those interested in increasing their understanding about the many ways in which we connect with each other.

- Victoria Bailey, PhD - Author, Scholar, Mother

Welcome to the entangled web of radical kinship and / as healing knowledge held within the pages of this book. Through refusals of patriarchal dominance, master, control, order, and clarity, readers are invited into an intimate and troubled sense of lucidity around the b/orders of kinship. Indeed, through the many paths and articulations of radical kinship expressed across the chapters, we learn that radical kinship comes to us, and us to it in necessarily multiple ways. Readers will be vitally held in radical kinship prefigured in the multiple gestures, modes, topics, methods, and styles of writing, not the least of which include the beautiful reciprocal gifting of the Rituals created by Parr in response to each chapter. In worlds where so much habituated effort is made to tear us apart, this book vitally invites us to re-member kinship with ourselves, one another, and the world.

- Mairi McDermott, PhD, is a m/otherscholar of curriculum (with the official title of Associate Professor) at the Werklund School of Education, University of Calgary, whose work gestures towards and practices m/otherworlding possibilities in the here and now.