Richard Gwyn Livres

The collection features 22 diverse poems that explore characters deeply influenced by water, showcasing how this element shapes their actions and experiences. Each poem presents a unique perspective, weaving together themes of nature, emotion, and the intricate relationship between humanity and water. Through vivid imagery and evocative language, the poems invite readers to reflect on the significance of water in both personal and universal contexts.

The book offers a fresh translation of the Psalms through the ancient Japanese Haiku form, emphasizing a meditative rhythm with its 17-syllable structure. This approach captures the essence of silent prayer and contemplation, inspired by the life of a monk at the Caldey Island monastery, creating a deeply moving experience that resonates with the timeless themes of the Psalms.

A powerful novel set in Barcelona about the love affair of a nomadic-style hero and a sophisticated city girl and about their abduction by a sinister sect to the Pyrenees.

The collection features a progressive narrative that intertwines three central themes: an eerie, fictional kingdom, a young wanderer named Alice, and a shape-shifting, time-traveling narrator. Through prose poems, the author explores these elements, creating a rich tapestry of imagination and intrigue that invites readers into a world of transformation and adventure.