The poet Gboyega Odubanjo's debut collection, overseen by loved ones posthumously, delves into a distorted version of Genesis, starting with the tragic story of Adam found in the Thames. It blends elements of Yoruba culture and a reimagined creation myth that intertwines anguish and humor, creating a dangerous yet captivating landscape.
Water symbolizes danger in the poetry, with a strong presence and lower-case writing feeling tidal. Odubanjo expertly weaves in cultural references like east London underground map, showcasing a unique mix of creativity and traged
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