By Mandy-Suzanne Wong. New Rivers Press, 2021. 

In Listen, we all bleed, radical artists from around the world use recordings of nonhuman voices to plead for an end to violence against nonhuman animals. The essays, novelistic and acutely personal, listen to fishes, whales, coyotes, elephants, chickens, and more. Central to this work is the importance of listening—just listening—as a creative effort that is also an activist act. Nominated for the PEN/Galbraith Nonfiction Award, CLMP Firecrackers, and Foreword INDIES Book Award, Listen, we all bleed includes reflections on the work of Kathryn Eddy, Cornelia Hesse-Honegger, Robbie Judkins, mOwson&M0wson, Dave Phillips, Colleen Plumb, Quiet Ensemble, Hiroki Sasajima, Andrew Stevenson, Jana Winderen, and Eisuke Yanagisawa.

Table of Contents
To Dream as You
Resonant Mirtazapine
Turning Tables
little dead things speak
Falling Out of Bodies
The Saturday Gardener’s Secret Weapon
How Long is a Wish-Walk Minute?
Exile Songs in Oceanic Time
Another Word for Dive is Sound
Artificial Wilderness
Kyoto and the Ultrasonic Bat Detector
The Urban Wild Coyote Project
Not Just Crimson