False Maps for Other Creatures Owain Nicholson -Ken Babstock

-Ken Babstock

‘We can talk about accessibility through technology

expands and contracts depending on context and social location

mother and siblings are standard fare in first collections

a child of Saanich

False Maps for Other Creatures Owain Nicholson -Ken BabstockDescription "[U]ndeniably fruitious and wild." Kemeny Babineau, The Danforth Review False Maps for Other Creatures expands the taxonomy of insects, mushrooms and trees to inventive meditations on life and language. A fascinating and multi layered journey across the geography of the imagination, False Maps for Other Creatures is the perfect book for those of us with no interest in the obvious. The poems in this book are undeniably fruitious and wild.