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PUBLICATION DATE: March 1st, 2025
Still Human
With poems set in San Francisco, Oakland, and New York City, Still Human is a surrealistic poetry collection that explores gender, sexuality, and human identity. Along with illustrations that poetically complement certain poems, the collection views the world through a surrealistic lens. In order to discover a place in one’s town, city, and country, the poems dive into the dichotomy between urban and rural, male and female, animal and human.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Poetry Reading
At Live Worms Gallery in San Francisco, Keith Gaboury will participate in a poetry reading. Kazue Watanabe, Richard Loranger, and Natasha Dennerstein will also read their own poetry.
Read The Cosmos is Alive and experience the thrill a mind like Gaboury’s milking cosmic strangeness can summon.
Tom Daley, author of House You Cannot Reach
Still Human is a boundary-defying romp—visceral, disturbing, surreal, full of animals and erasures, personified body parts, gritty imaginary confessions, and unsettling innuendo.
Hollie Hardy, author of How to Take a Bullet And Other Survival Poems
Anyone who has ever read Keith Gaboury knows that he’ll meet you any day on the corner of Weird and Absurd with the Monk of Real Life meditating in the intersection.