Paperback, Matte Covers, Black & White, 263 pages, several full page paintings by Richard Moult
The Wandering Troubadour is an extensive anthology encompassing all of the David W. Myatt's published poetry. Although widely known for his involvement in the occult, Islam, and National-Socialism, David Myatt's more personal side remains elusive to many. To truly grasp Myatt's worldview and understand him on a deeper level, it is essential to be acquainted with the poetry he has written over the years. Within these verses, the lesser-known facets of Myatt emerge, embracing pagan and nature-loving themes. This collection unveils David W. Myatt's poetic legacy, providing readers with a unique glimpse into his innermost emotions and experiences.
Paperback, Matte Covers, Black & White, 263 pages, several full page paintings by Richard Moult
The Wandering Troubadour is an extensive anthology encompassing all of the David W. Myatt's published poetry. Although widely known for his involvement in the occult, Islam, and National-Socialism, David Myatt's more personal side remains elusive to many. To truly grasp Myatt's worldview and understand him on a deeper level, it is essential to be acquainted with the poetry he has written over the years. Within these verses, the lesser-known facets of Myatt emerge, embracing pagan and nature-loving themes. This collection unveils David W. Myatt's poetic legacy, providing readers with a unique glimpse into his innermost emotions and experiences.
