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"Rhys Owain Williams explores the ghostly ripples that are cast out by everyday happenings, reflecting on and weaving together the disparate strands of experience that make up a life."
– Review of That Lone Ship by Eleanor Howe, New Welsh Review
Rhys Owain Williams is a writer from Swansea, Wales. His work has been published in magazines and anthologies, and read at events, festivals and on national television. Through his writing, he has also responded to various artistic commissions, with clients including Art in Site, Swansea University, Nationwide Building Society and NHS Wales.
Rhys's poetry has been translated into Welsh, Greek and Latvian, and his first poetry collection, That Lone Ship, was published by Parthian in 2018. He edits The Crunch multimedia poetry magazine, and is a Hay Festival Writer at Work.
Find out more about his projects below.
Rhys's poetry has been translated into Welsh, Greek and Latvian, and his first poetry collection, That Lone Ship, was published by Parthian in 2018. He edits The Crunch multimedia poetry magazine, and is a Hay Festival Writer at Work.
Find out more about his projects below.
THE CRUNCHAlongside Richard James Jones and Adam Sillman, Rhys runs The Crunch multimedia poetry magazine.
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The GhastlingFrom 2018 to 2022, Rhys was assistant editor of The Ghastling: a literary magazine dedicated to the macabre.
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The SWANSEA FRINGE From 2018 to 2022, Rhys was the literature co-ordinator for The Swansea Fringe.
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writers at workRhys became a Hay Festival Writer at Work in 2017.
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Morriston HospitalSome of his poems are on permanent display at Morriston Hospital, Swansea.
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CommissionsThrough his writing, Rhys has responded to various artistic commissions.
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