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In The Final Hike Rod Grant draws on his long and varied experience to explore nature, life and death and the fate of man in his lyrical and moving style. In his poem The Final Hike from which the title of the book is taken, he describes the last of his annual April 5 pilgrimages to the Dungeness Spit.

In the Soul at Bay he draws on his early work to describe the anguish of a young man facing the challenges of life and his own frailties in powerful and insightful verse.

In his new book Harvest Rod Grant uses his verse to explore the current state of humanity as well as its prospects for the future as Homo Sapiens. In the title poem Harvest, he uses his experience gardening as a springboard to a hopeful outlook for his personal future. In Solstice, the book's final poem, he looks to the Earth's yearly cycles to ponder his own mortality.