In Moonlight Apocrypha, Kurt Newton guides us through a surreal and haunting landscape shaped by plague, isolation, and the slow, unraveling of civilization. These poems chronicle a world slipping into myth, where memory and madness blur. This collection captures the intimate absurdities and communal grief of an era defined by a virus and humanity's response to crisis, offering grim beauty, bitter humor, and unexpected tenderness for the summer we figuratively died.

Delve into these verses to commiserate with your past self and glimpse the future you.