Playing with the work of thinker, poet, post-activist, teacher Bayo Akomolafe, we explore the possibilities that emerge in spaces where monsters, fugitives, bacteria, and ghosts exceed the normal and the knowable. Concretely speaking, this means reading blog posts, poetry, and essays by Akomolafe, including “What Climate Collapse Asks of Us,” “We Will Tell Our Own Story,” and These Wilds Beyond Our Fences: Letters to My Daughter on Humanity’s Search for Home. It means expanding our imagination to engage a post-activist environmental politics, one that skirts the limits of inherited institutions and categories, and follows cracks and fissures into unstable networks. How can the minor gesture venture toward fields of deviation that upend dominant relational systems? How can shape-shifting, sensation, and art-making traipse off the path of coloniality and upset the mathematics of capture? We are called to observe the way we merge with history and revise the future, and to engage an embodied ethics beyond bad and good; we respond to work that invites us to play. Play, here, means individual and collaborative creative exercises, in various genres and/or media, implied or explicitly instigated by and through Akomolafe's work. Bring your heart, your not knowing, and your desire to sustain complexity.