Imposters is a fearless and unflinching poetry collection that tears through the illusions of identity, society, and survival. With the raw defiance of punk and the unyielding pulse of revolution, these poems challenge the myths we’re told about heroism, tradition, and belonging. They lay bare the broken systems that try to define us—and the rebellion required to break free.

 

From the stark realism of “Adam” and “Oklahoma” to the biting social commentary in “What Happened to Punk?” and “I Am America”, this collection is a visceral confrontation with both the self and the world. Every page is an unapologetic reckoning—gritty, urgent, and impossible to ignore.

 

This is not poetry that sits quietly. Imposters is for the outcasts, the wanderers, and the ones who refuse to be erased. It speaks to the America they don’t put in history books—the one built on blood, sweat, and resistance. If you’ve ever questioned your place in a world that wants to silence you, if you crave poetry that dares to burn down the old to build something new—this book is for you!