Poets & Mystics Thomism unassisted by their sons—Julien becomes

unassisted by their sons—Julien becomes a neurotic recluse and Denis remains haunted by the specter of his father’s death

In this new translation (the very first into English)

Watkin and Maisie Ward herself

is “the great masterpiece of the wisdom of a God

Paperback: 312pp

Poets & Mystics Thomism unassisted by their sons—Julien becomesBy E. I. Watkin Poets & Mystics is a collection of essays and studies in which E. I. Watkin addresses theology, philosophy, and aesthetics while critically examining the lives and work of selected mystics and poets. Watkins looks at the Cambridge Platonism of John Smith, the controversial mysticism of Margery Kempe; the traditional verse of Ruth Pitter; and the Welsh revivalist Henry Vaughan. Additional discourses on Richard Crashaw and Thomas Goodwin