A Debut Poetry Collection About Earth And To Earth That Contemplates Imposed Systems-gender, Capitalism, Time, Wage And Exploitation-and How They Are Mapped Onto Us, The Trees, And The Planet.immersed In A Tangled Weave Of Contemporary Life Where Big Box Stores And Suburban Parking Lots Coexist Alongside The Instructive Silence Of Juniper Trees And A Pulsing Waterfall, Our Air Sketches The Possibilities Of Eco And Social Interdependence During Late-stage Capitalism.their Inscriber, Nora Treatbaby, Is A Trans Woman Reckoning With The Constraints Of Gender Categories, When Being A Woman Is An Implausible Dream And An Insane Vibration. With Sincere Curiosity And A Sprinkling Of Levity, These Poems Advocate For The World-building Potential Available In A Material Commitment To Gentle Friendship With All Networks Of Life On Earth.