Gwyneth Box: 6 books

Around the Corner from Hope Street is a contemporary poetry collection by Gwyneth Box, written in English but set in Spain. Illustrated by the graphic artist Lance Tooks, and seen from the point of view of a single female narrator, the poems deal with themes of love, alienation and isolation, recovery...

Touching on such topics as poetry structure, form, sound, perspective, narrators, workshops and readings, this collection brings together thirteen brief essays on poetry written by Gwyneth Box, Poetry Coordinator of the SWWJ, for the Society’s in-house magazine “The Woman Writer”, between 2012 and 2015.

The essays of ex-pat life in "Los vecinos & other animals" have been adapted from articles published in "The Reader", an English-language newspaper based in Almería and distributed principally to the large population of British and other foreign nationals based in the Murcia...

Nature and human nature, the natural world and everyday life in a Spanish “pueblo” are the main inspirations behind the thirty-five short poems included in Poems from the Pueblo. Haiku and assorted fragments. Arranged by season, from winter and on through to the following winter, and illustrated...

The author has belonged to many writers’s groups in the UK, in Spain and online, and she realises that no two groups are the same; they do, however, have things in common, and there are lessons to be learned from all of them.  This handbook includes a discussion of points to consider before...

These essays were originally published between 2004 and 2008 as the “Capital Letters” column in “The New Entertainer”, an English-language newspaper based in Mojácar and distributed principally to the large population of British ex-pats and other foreign nationals based in the Múrcia region...