We May Eat Fruit is a daring and lyrical exploration of power, language, and myth, weaving biblical echoes with contemporary voices to challenge authority and unravel the narratives that shape our world. Richard Prins crafts a mosaic of poetic fragments, legal texts, and cultural allusions, inviting readers into a thought-provoking conversation on justice, gender, and the weight of history. Bold, unsettling, and deeply resonant, this book pulses with urgency and wit, offering a revelatory reading experience that lingers long after the final page., poetry, critical discourse, political justice, biblical allusion, Richard Prins| | 30PAGES