“In the Men’s Room” is the third volume of poems in the Has Doubts series, written by Alexander Velky.

Crowdfunding for this volume fell short in late 2018 and thus its future is uncertain. 

The theme of this book is the relationship between nature and destiny, with a specific focus on mankind’s influence on its habitats and its social structures, and on the related propensity for mankind to conflate itself with men, as illustrated in the frequent usage context of the word itself.

You can read a few of the poems and watch a couple of video performances by following links from the contents list below. The poems now intended for inclusion are these:

1. An apology
2. Cantre’r Gwaelod: the ballad of the Sunken Hundred
3. Fossils
4. Taxonomy
5. Spider
6. Attitude: rampant
7. Finally embracing my destiny
8. Lots
9. Thoughts on a Monday morning
10. Natural law of diminishing returns
11. In the Men’s Room: I
12. Good companions, rarely blended
13. Wearing pink
14. Self-aping
15. My species is endangered
16. Dwrgi, Dwrgi
17. Tractors turning
18. Civilization schmivilization
19. Two bogwoppit poems
20. George Monbiot’s agricultural policy
21. New story idea
22. In the Men’s Room: II
23. Will
24. Stopped by a commercial Sitka spruce plantation on a snowy evening
25. Twitching tetraptych
26. Big American fridge
27. Flawed nature, perfect destiny
28. Men
29. Daddy
30. Altes Schloss selfie
31. With which eye do you see the faery?
32. My bloody chamber
33. In the Men’s Room: III