Set against a burning world, Gods Always Eat Their Children is a sharp collection of poems that interrogates grief, survival, and the role of power in humanity’s undoing. Through the echoes of ancient deities and the immediacy of our neighbors’ screams, these poems braid Roman myths with the violence of modern headlines. What emerges is an unflinching body of work that insists on a resilient, rebellious hope in a world shaped by greed, corruption, and indifference.
Set against a burning world, Gods Always Eat Their Children is a sharp collection of poems that interrogates grief, survival, and the role of power in humanity’s undoing. Through the echoes of ancient deities and the immediacy of our neighbors’ screams, these poems braid Roman myths with the violence of modern headlines. What emerges is an unflinching body of work that insists on a resilient, rebellious hope in a world shaped by greed, corruption, and indifference.
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