Belief Interrupted

Belief Interrupted by Isaac Baitwababo is a collection of 75 poems, 40 sonnets and 35 free verse, that traces what happens to a man when every structure that shaped him proves unreliable. 

Moving through six sections, the collection follows the arc from inherited faith and performed goodness through grief, institutional failure, and the slow construction of a more honest self. 

It is a book about the cost of compliance, the weight of masks worn too long, and the quiet, unglamorous work of deciding what to keep when the original certainties are gone. Written with formal precision and emotional restraint, Belief Interrupted asks how much of adulthood is adaptation and how much is betrayal of the self.