Charles Malone's Questions About Circulation is a tender, powerful mediation on the geographies that define us, asking poignant questions about the environments we leave behind. In this powerful short collection, Charles Malone investigates the concepts of forgotten landscapes. What does it mean to leave a place? What does it mean to return? These subtle but striking poems probe the experience of leaving a place that might no longer define you. Questions About Circulation is filled with stunning poetry that revels in lush, natural imagery. Malone crafts fully-realized, three-dimensional worlds in his poems that stick with you longer after you have finished reading. This collection also asks poignant questions about the differences between rural and urban life, peeling away the rigidity that often separates these two geographies. Readers looking for poems about place and its ever-shifting role in how we identify ourselves will fall in love with Questions About Circulation. This collection also features a bespoke interview with the writer at then end of the book, delving deeper into the craft, influences, and life behind their work.