Am I going to Hell?
Glen Oglaza
What happens when doubt becomes a conversation with the divine?
In Am I Going to Hell?, Glen Oglaza invites readers into a deeply personal yet universally resonant collection that weighs the everyday contradictions of modern life against ancient questions of faith and morality. With unflinching honesty and wry humour, these poems navigate the gap between who we are and who we hope to be—touching on love, memory, parenthood, and the absurdities of contemporary culture.
From meditations on nature's quiet wisdom to sharp observations on political folly, Oglaza's voice remains refreshingly accessible. This is poetry not for the critic, but for anyone who has ever wondered if being gloriously, imperfectly human is enough.
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