As intricate as it is macrocosmic, this poetry collection from Adam Gianforcaro sketches a portrait of human existence in a world that is dying in slow-motion. These poems acknowledge the vastness and chaos of the cosmos, and life as we know it, without sparing us the full brunt of our own role in its downfall. Gianforcaro reminds us that the everyday-a clog of hair in a sink drain-is as metaphysical as it is mundane. A collection that reckons with climate change, queerness, and the universe at large, Every Living Day walks the line between damning and hopeful. More than that, it makes you question whether those things are so different after all.