Gabriel Rosenstock

In Garsún / Boy, Gabriel Rosenstock offers poems of childhood and growing up in County Limerick in the 1950s. Full of both tragedy and joy, the poems recount the artistic journey of a young man.

Mystic poems of love, longing and emptiness in Irish and English by Gabriel Rosenstock. Explore infinite inner territories with 31-syllable tanka, in a configuration of five lines (5-7-5-7-7 syllables). Featuring stunning works by over 40 international artists.

Give Me Your Hand / Tabhair Dom Do L mh is a collection of bilingual ekphrastic haiku & senryū, in Irish and English, for young readers by Gabriel Rosenstock. Featuring an international gallery of delightful artwork.

LONELINESS is a unique collection of bilingual haiku for young readers, in Irish and English, by Gabriel Rosenstock with a stunning gallery of art from over 30 international artists.

American master photographer Ron Rosenstock has been coming to County Mayo for over half a century where the Westport region opened up its secret heart to him. Irish poet Gabriel Rosenstock has been responding to Ron’s work with bilingual haiku for much of that fruitful period.

The vast, sweeping panorama that is Kashmir comes beautifully, immediately and immortally alive in the glowing water colours of Masood Hussain which adorn this magnificent book. Kashmiris themselves are to the forefront, busy with their tasks in all weathers, or themselves enjoying the vibrancy of colours and aromas of their homeland in moments of leisure and peace. Irish poet Gabriel Rosenstock responds to these various landscapes with tanka poetry and haiku with all the poignancy that characterises his best work, charged as it is with echoes of bhakti poetry and Sufi wisdom.

Gabriel Rosenstock has transcreated extracts from Kropotkin's classic Mutual Aid to reshape the inspirational texts as bilingual 'Whitmanesque Cantos for the Future of Man'.