Danielle LaFrance Livres

Portrays the criminality of adults who abduct kids to carry out crimes against humanity.

Exploring the interplay of poetry and autotheory, the work critiques ideological infatuation and delves into the desire for ideological abolishment. It features a reimagining of select passages from The Iliad, blending classical themes with contemporary reflections, offering a unique perspective on both literature and ideology.

Exploring the complexities of friendship and feminist identity, the poems delve into contemporary conflicts that arise in these themes. Through evocative language and poignant imagery, the collection reflects on the challenges and nuances of relationships in the twenty-first century, offering a thought-provoking examination of how these dynamics shape personal and collective experiences.

"How shall You fuck without causing harm?"After a carnal encounter with garbage in 2016, some room emerged for Danielle LaFrance to air her dildos. In #postdildo she thinks and writes through the limitlessness and limitations of sexuality, communication, and desire. Focusing on the dildo as sexual object and social relation, LaFrance asks, "How shall You fuck without causing harm?" What came before #postdildo if not internet porn, the confession booth, colonial capitalism, settler sexuality, patriarchy, and feminism, all providing a blueprint for how inadequately to be touched and fucked? What comes after delights? #postdildo is a mass of contradictions that more often than not finds a lot of dis/pleasure in a lot of refusal.