In this review, Nishok G U discusses Ben Ware's book, On Extinction, which reimagines contemporary crises like climate collapse and political stagnation not as apocalyptic ends but as opportunities for radical renewal. Ware suggests that real transformation requires confronting 'the end' directly, embracing a process of 'revolutionary decreation'. But the review also highlights the unresolved tensions in Ware’s approach, particularly with regard to the question of political v

"Fanon himself hated violence. But what he hated more was complicity with violence through a refusal to act."