Seán Hewitt Books in Order

These poems explore desire, grief, faith, and the physical world, finding spiritual possibilities in nature and intimate encounters. Moving through prayer, loss, and elegy, Seán Hewitt considers the fragility of life alongside its capacity for renewal.

Seán Hewitt recounts falling in love with Elias and confronting the crisis of his partner's severe depression. Reflecting on his own past and earlier queer writers, he explores intimacy, trauma, identity, and the search for hope within another person's suffering.

Seán Hewitt's translations and Luke Edward Hall's illustrations revisit queer love in ancient Greek and Roman literature. Drawing on famous works and overlooked sources, the collection reveals a wide range of relationships, desires, and emotional experiences across the classical world.

Shy James longs to escape his village when charismatic newcomer Luke arrives at a nearby farm. As their bond deepens across the seasons, James must decide whether to risk his familiar life for a love whose return remains uncertain.