Gabriel Rosenstock Books

The debut volume in English by a prolific author and translator, this collection showcases the unique voice of Rosenstock, who has published extensively in poetry and has a strong international presence. As a member of Aosdana, he brings a rich background of readings across continents. His work has been featured in prestigious journals globally, and his selected poems have been translated into multiple languages, reflecting his influence and versatility in the literary world.

Forty-two black and white photographs from around the world, accompanied by poetry by the Irish poet, Gabriel Rosenstock. Duotone printing by Mercantile/Image Press, West Boylston, Massachusetts. A limited edition of 1,000 copies were printed, all signed and numbered. Half of the edition sold the first year. This book is sure to be a collector's item.

The book, originally published in 2009, explores a specific academic subject through a comprehensive lens, providing insights and analyses that contribute to the field. It features contributions from various scholars, enhancing its depth and offering diverse perspectives. The text aims to engage readers with its thorough research and thought-provoking discussions, making it a valuable resource for both students and professionals interested in the topic.

The collection features witty poems originally written in Irish, accompanied by the author's English translations. It delves into the intersections of western and eastern spiritual traditions, showcasing the author's unique perspective and poetic style.

There is a story about Popocatépetl, the smoking mountain. A villager who said his name was Gregorio Chino Popocatépetl, the spirit of the mountain, warns villagers if the mountain is about to erupt.

Inspired by a photograph of Chögyam Trungpa, this collection features 100 playful haiku in both Irish and English, showcasing Gabriel Rosenstock's renowned poetic style. The edition enriches the experience with translations into Japanese by Mariko Sumikura and Scots by John McDonald, complemented by striking linocuts from Mathew Staunton. The blend of languages and artistic elements creates a unique exploration of culture and expression.

Zany and whimsical, this collection features playful poems that children can share with their grandparents. The verses, crafted by renowned Irish poet Gabriel Rosenstock, are filled with humor and imagination, making them perfect for family reading. Accompanied by Mathew Staunton's charming illustrations, the book invites laughter and joy, creating a delightful experience for readers of all ages.

Drawing inspiration from the Sufi figure of Mullah Nasrudin, these tales feature clever twists and humorous surprises that challenge conventional wisdom. The stories celebrate the wit and wisdom of the wise fool, providing readers with thought-provoking and entertaining narratives. A playful warning humorously notes the inclusion of "nuts," hinting at the quirky and unpredictable nature of the tales.

Inspired by Orpheus in the underworld, this collaboration features a haiku rensaku by Gabriel Rosenstock, responding to an audio recording of Ross McKessock's unique duet with urban sounds, including buses and local chatter in an Oxford underpass. McKessock complements Rosenstock's poetry with evocative photographs of the site, capturing the intersection of art and environment amid ongoing city development. The work blends visual and auditory experiences, creating a rich tapestry that reflects contemporary urban life.