Synopsis
KAOZ Theory: Poems from the Fracture Lines of a Breaking World is a fearless poetry collection written from the fault lines of a generation watching the old world crack apart. Blending memoir, cultural reflection, and political awakening, Kelvin Rodeo traces a journey through childhood trauma, rave culture, Filipino identity, online communities, and activism. These poems explore grief, belonging, resistance, and the quiet realization that the systems shaping our lives were never meant to last. Raw, reflective, and defiantly hopeful, KAOZ Theory speaks to anyone who has ever felt that another world isn't just possible-it's already beginning.
About the Author
Kelvin Rodeo is a poet, storyteller, and livestream creator whose work explores identity, Filipino heritage, activism, and the generational experience of growing up in a rapidly changing world. Born in 1989 with roots in the Northern Mariana Islands, his life journey spans military service, rave culture, online communities, and political awakening. Through contemporary poetry and personal storytelling, he reflects on how individual lives intersect with larger cultural and historical forces. KAOZ Theory: Poems from the Fracture Lines of a Breaking World is his debut poetry collection.
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