The Exhausted of the Earth: Politics in a Burning World

I've been sitting with this one for a minute, getting no closer to a satisfactory review, so here goes nothing.

Parts of this book were really interesting and nicely worded and overall I did think it was a good read. That being said, while this book is supposed to be for the general public there were quite a few segments that had me questioning which general public because the language used, and style certainly were very academic.

Fanon's name appears a total of 167 times in the book so at some points I wondered why I wasn't just reading Fanon but also like if you haven't read Fanon you might just find yourself a little lost.

I'm pretty much an all digital girlie when it comes to books, but I also like a chunky footnote and Chaudhary certainly seems to share my affection for them so in this case I would recommend reading the physical book instead of the digital edition unless you don't mind doing a lot of back and forth.

Many thanks to Repeater Books for providing me a digital review copy.