Continent by Aaron Boothby

A poetry collection about land and climate crisis

Image | Continent by Aaron Boothby

(Penguin Random House Canada)

The poems in Continent ask to be done with presuming, knowing, and defining. They trace maps laid across lands and peoples by force, voiced by a speaker both engaged in attending to this ongoing violence and unable to escape complicity with it. Urgent, visceral, emotionally striking, Aaron Boothby's debut collection asks the question: how can we see, listen, and feel an ongoing catastrophe and look for what is beyond it? (From Penguin Random House Canada)
Aaron Boothby is a poet from Riverside, California now living in Montréal. His work has appeared in carte blanche, PRISM, and The Puritan, as well as two chapbooks: Reperspirations, Exhalations, Wrapt Inflections and Wave Fields.