A Heretic Without a Home moves through the shadows of the American landscape, tracing grief, vengeance, and the cruelties that haunt family, faith, and duty. From the hollers of Appalachia to the sparkling lights of New York City, these poems reckon with hypocrisy, sanctioned violence, and the scars left by loss and expectation. Lyrical and relentless, this collection declares with unflinching resolve that reverence is never sacred, and silence is not to be celebrated. Both elegy and rebellion, every line carves its truth into the wreckage

and dares you not to look away.