Gabriel Rosenstock
Gabriel Rosenstock, born 1949 in postcolonialIreland. Bilingual poet, haikuist, tankaist,children’s writer, essayist, novelist, short storywriter, playwright and translator. MemberAosdána (Irish academy of arts & letters),Lineage Holder of Celtic Buddhism and, toborrow a phrase from Hugh MacDiarmid, ‘achampion of forlorn causes’.
Among his awards is the Tamgha-i-Khidmatmedal (Pakistan) for services to literature.Gabriel’s most recent titles are Glengower:Poems for No One in Irish and English (TheOnslaught Press), Walk with Gandhi,illustrated by Masood Hussain (Gandhi 150Ireland) and a bilingual edition in Sanskrit andIrish of a classic scripture, Gítá Ashtávakra(Evertype).
Some of the tanka in this book first appearedin The Culturium blog, September 2019.
Modern Literature (Chennai) has featured atanka series by Rosenstock and an interviewabout his interest in the form.
Reads:
4
Pages:
30
Published:
Oct 2025
A collection of memories in verse that reveals the love and imperfections of earthly family and the beautiful gift we have in being part of the family of God.
Formats: PDF, Epub, Kindle, TXT
Reads:
6
Pages:
38
Published:
Sep 2025
A collection of poetry that reflects one woman's current season of life, relying on God through every chaotic second.
Formats: PDF, Epub, Kindle, TXT
Reads:
16
Pages:
54
Published:
Aug 2025
Wilder Than the Heart Within Us is A book of bare bones and often sorrowful worship of the one and only God, Yahweh. This collection includes poetry written f...
Formats: PDF, Epub, Kindle, TXT
Reads:
7
Pages:
72
Published:
Aug 2025
The Way We Bare Our Teeth is a poetic and transparent look at humanity and the way its selfish nature often conflicts with the beautiful promises of God.
Formats: PDF, Epub, Kindle, TXT