BOOKS

That Lone Ship (2018)
ISBN: 978-1912109241

"The decks of That Lone Ship fizz with the imagery of a changing seaside town. Its souls are chronicled with pathos and tenderness." 
–  Paul Henry

“Rhys Owain Williams proves himself a skilled navigator, charting a course through seas both calm and rough, familiar and strange. By turns moving, poignant, funny and undeniably local, these poems deal with place and people, love and friendship: Swansea town and its familial inhabitants in all their ugly (lovely) glory. That Lone Ship, whether arriving or departing, is one you’ll swim out to; one you won’t want to miss."
– Emily Blewitt

"Wide-ranging and intelligent, heartfelt and elegant – Rhys Owain Williams explores loss, love and a Swansea boyhood in poems that surprise and amaze."
– Joe Dunthorne
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RRP: £8.00
Available from Parthian Books | Amazon | Blackwell's | Hive | Shakespeare & Co. | Waterstones | WH Smith | Wordery

Magazines / WEBSITES / Podcasts

poeTRY

2020 | The Search Party | Unlatched Podcast #4
2020 | Gull | Atlanta Review: Cornwall and Wales Issue
2018 | The Walk to Work | Wales Haiku Journal
2018 | The Pint that Follows | Wales Haiku Journal
2018 | Marking Out the Ground with String | Parthian Books Blog
2018 | Haiku | Wales Haiku Journal
2017 | A New Year | Popshot #17
2017 | Three Poems | The Gull
2017 | Haiku | bottle rockets #36
​2015 | Three Poems | The Crunch
2015 | Magnetic | Lighthouse #9
2015 | Ghazal | The Lampeter Review #11
2011 | Two Poems | Square #10
2010 | Pondlife | PiNBACK #5
2010 | Three Poems | Graffiti #6
2010 | Three Poems | Square #7
2009 | Two Poems | Agenda Broadsheet #12
2008 | Two Poems | Square #3

FICTION

2016 | Give a Dog a Bone | The Lonely Crowd
2009 | The Return | The Antagonist #3
2008 | Block | Blue Tattoo #6

Non-Fiction

2020 | A Poetry Library for Wales | Poetry Wales
2019 | Calling for the Good Old Days | Wales Arts Review
2017 | Twin Town 20th Anniversary Screening | Wales Arts Review

Anthologies / other

The Haiku Calendar 2021

"If you were only interested in excellent haiku from this choice of international authors, this would be an exotic addition to your bookshelves, even when the years have passed beyond this one."
–  Lynx – A Journal for Linking Poets

RRP: £12.00
Available from Snapshot Press
Anthology of Young Welsh Poets (2020)
ISBN: 9789606381454

"Welsh poets are often figures of idiosyncratic, extraordinary brilliance, one-offs who seem to come out of nothing because they have often developed away from everywhere...each new Welsh poet gives the world something that absolutely no one else could."
–  Jonathan Edwards (Foreword)

RRP: $12.00
Available from YoungPoets.eu
Cheval 10: The Terry Hetherington Award Anthology (2017)
ISBN: 978-1912109562

"A fitting tribute to the memory of radical Welsh poet Terry Hetherington...gives young writers in Wales a wonderful opportunity for recognition."
–  Mike Jenkins

RRP: £7.99
Available from Parthian Books     
The Haiku Calendar 2016

"A new departure in the presentation of haiku and a very imaginative one...this calendar makes a lovely present."
– Blithe Spirit: Journal of The British Haiku Society

RRP: £10.00
Available from Snapshot Press
A Flock of Shadows (2014)
ISBN: 978-1909844889

"Rhys Owain Williams' 'The Office Block’ is a drift through somnambulant days and quiet night hours plagued by insomnia and the steady oppressive torment of the watchful building opposite." 
–  Claire Houghez and Rebecca Parfitt (Foreword)

RRP: £7.99
Available from Parthian Books
Blood and Thunder, Rough and Tumble (2012)

A history of the Sandfields area of Swansea, published by the Sandfields Community Association. Includes the poem 'Vetch Field Elegy'.

RRP: £10
Available from The Sandfields Community Association
Another Country (2011)
ISBN: 9781848513068

"This is an important contribution, not only to Welsh literature in English but also to all writing of haiku and its related forms in the English language."
–  Paul Griffiths, Shakkei – The Journal of the Japanese Garden Society

RRP: £9.99
Available from Gwasg Gomer