Books by Brenton Booth

The Asylum Floor is a yearly anthology dedicated to honest, inspired writing in all its forms. This issue has 110 pages of poetry, fiction, art, and comics by Jack Micheline, Matt Borczon, Catfish McDaris, Wolfgang Carstens, Janne Karlsson, Dave Roskos, K.W. Peery, Victor Clevenger, Adrian Manning, George Anderson, Ryan Quinn Flanagan, Mike Mahoney, and its editor Brenton Booth.

"BASH THE KEYS UNTIL THEY SCREAM is a goddamned bombshell. Each poem I dug in. Hooked. Like being slapped in the face. I am simultaneously dissapointed and relieved that I am incapable of this level of honesty in my writing (or life)." -Robert Hanson, Poems-For-All

Brenton Booth (b.1978) lives in Sydney, Australia. He has worked as a wildlife park attendant, dishwasher, bartender, security guard, cashier, actor, blackjack dealer, cleaner, usher, tour guide, clothing salesperson, and is currently a deck hand. He started writing when he was nineteen and had his first poem published when he was thirty-three. He has been published widely over the past few years. The poems in this collection were written between 2004-2016. He can be reached at brentondeanbooth@gmail.com. To read more of his work visit brentonbooth.weebly.com