A Philosophical-minded And Syntactically Experimental Book Of Poetry.the Philosopher Catherine Malabou Once Asked: What Should We Do So That Consciousness Of The Brain Does Not Purely And Simply Coincide With The Spirit Of Capitalism? There Must Be A Reason People Come Here By Brian Foley Is A Collection Of Poems That Attempts To Answer This Question By Broadcasting The Indirect Effects Of The Lived Condition Of A Subject Squeezed Under The Structures Of Late Capitalism.&160;lines Like, &8220;hope Is A Chemical, Not A Dream Ignited In The Eye That Can Be Heard Sober.&8221; And &8220;there Is No Sun Here, Just Habits Of Light&8221; Work Through The Contradictions Of What It Means To Be Negatively Capable. It Is A Collection Of Poems That Refuses To Conform To The Norms Of What Poetry Is And How It Must Say Things.