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Still Human

By Keith Gaboury

Primarily set in the Bay Area, 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.  

A boundary-defying romp—visceral, disturbing, surreal, full of animals and erasures, personified body parts, gritty imaginary confessions, and unsettling innuendo.

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Keith Gaboury earned a MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College. His poems have appeared in such literary publications as Poetry Quarterly, New Millennium Writings, and the San Francisco Public Library’s Poem of the Day Series. The Pedestrian Press published Oakland, I’m Not Dead in 2020, Finishing Line Press published The Boy Born with a Pinhole Heart in 2022, Kelsay Books published The Cosmos is Alive in 2023, and Still Human is forthcoming from Falkenberg Press in 2024. He’s also a preschool teacher, a bibliophile, and the president of the Berkeley Branch of the California Writers Club. Keith lives in Oakland, California. 
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Still Human invites readers to wander into boy discovery, a chimeric journey into sex and parent traps stuck to us like snails on our flesh.

K.R. Morrison

Author of Cauldrons

Anything can happen here, where unlikely characters drink lion’s milk on city buses haunted by the ghost of an unborn daughter. Buy this book. “Your change is two penises. Have a wonderful day.”

Hollie Hardy

Author of How to Take a Bullet and Other Survival Poems and Lions Like Us
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