Homeless

Résumé du livre

Jackson John Howell takes us into a world where accustomed notions of `home' have been defaced, distorted and obliterated. It's a familiar but uncomfortable place to be. In an era defined by the refugee crisis and, in our own cities, escalating homelessness, Howell's poems are not only a call to attention, they are, fundamentally, a declaration of fellow-feeling and aroha.