Mother Night by Serge Neptune

Mother Night is a hallucinogenic journey across a city with too many alleyways and across a life surviving childhood sexual assault.

Forming a nocturnal séance, Serge Neptune resurrects abusive old lovers and ghosts of the queers of the past – conjures men in cars and men in bedrooms – providing them invitation and shelter, or casting them to stormy waves.

In a book of many types of darkness – across poems of vulnerability and harm – what persists in Mother Night is its celebration of resilience, what shines brightest is the many ways it reaches for the light.

Paperback / 36 pages