Rhwng Dau Feddwl

This companion volume to Christine James's earlier poetry collection offers profound insights into identity and emotion through evocative language and striking artwork.

The book Rhwng Dau Feddwl serves as a companion to Christine James's earlier poetry collection, rhwng y llinellau. In this volume, readers are introduced to a continuation of James's exploration of identity and experience through poetry. The cover features a striking artwork that depicts a single woman, this time represented through Hywel Harries's cubic interpretation of Curnow Vosper's renowned piece, ‘Salem’. This artistic choice adds depth and context to the themes presented within the poems.

In Rhwng Dau Feddwl, James delves into the complexities of thought and emotion, weaving together personal narratives with broader societal reflections. Each poem invites the reader to engage with the nuances of human experience, encouraging a deeper understanding of the self and the world. The interplay between the visual art and the written word creates a rich tapestry that enhances the reader's journey through the text.

As with her previous work, Christine James continues to captivate her audience with her lyrical style and profound insights. The companion volume not only stands on its own merit but also enriches the reader's appreciation of her poetic evolution. Rhwng Dau Feddwl is a celebration of creativity, introspection, and the enduring power of poetry to connect us all.