Kill The Poet, Save The World! is a daring, incandescent plunge into the futures Africa is already dreaming. Abdulkareem Baba-Aminu’s poems, electric with Africanfuturist vision, move deftly through circuitry, spirit, memory, and mutation, to confront the fractures of our age with both tenderness, and audacity.
At its heart, this is a collection rooted in survival: of art, of identity, of memory. It is a reminder that the future is never neutral, and that raw, unruly, and uncolonized imagination is its most powerful architect.
Kill The Poet, Save The World! is a call to reimagine what it means to feel, to dream, and to be human.
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