Hybrid Heaven & Other(ed) Poems traces the shifting textures of identity across continents, cultures, and histories. Moving between Canberra, the UK and the Black Atlantic, Andrew Geoffrey Kwabena Moss writes in fragments of memory, music, and migration, where languages collide and belonging remains in motion. These poems inhabit the space between roots and routes, stitching together the personal and the historical, the local and the planetary. What emerges is a body of work that transforms fracture into form, and hybridity into a way of seeing, being, and becoming.