Relational Anthropology
It’s here.
The Panthenogenesis of Power: The Architecture of Control and the Asexual Reproduction of Power is now available worldwide:
📘 Kindle — $5
📗 Paperback — $10
📙 Hardcover — $49.99
This is a theory book with the weight of an academic text — the kind of work that would normally be priced at $180–$360 in the traditional textbook economy. But that model has always been a gate, not a service. So I refused it.
The ideas in this book are meant to be lived with, argued with, taught, shared, and used. They’re not meant to be locked behind a price tag that excludes the very people most affected by the systems it describes.
That’s why the digital edition is five dollars.
That’s why the paperback is ten.
That’s why the entire text is also available online at no cost.
The hardcover exists for those who want a durable artifact — a physical anchor for a living theory — but access to the ideas themselves is not something anyone should have to budget for.
If you’ve been following the development of this work, if you’ve felt the patterns it names, or if you’ve been waiting for a framework that finally explains how power reproduces itself across systems, this is the moment.
Thank you for supporting accessible knowledge.
Thank you for valuing theory that refuses to gatekeep.
And thank you for helping this field take its next breath.
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