The second collection of poems by Irish poet Vincent S. Coster from 2009. We see a continuation of the poets development as he goes from writing more abstract works to seeing poetry as the means of telling a story for the reader. Most of the poems in this collection are like snippets of time captured by the poet in the manner of the photographer.

The third collection of poetry by Irish poet Vincent S. Coster. Originally released as an ebook in 2012 this is the first time it is available in print. The poems in this collection are disconnected and that is no mistake as it was the intention of the poet who was living in the North West of Ireland when he wrote the majority of these poems. This was during the time when the economy was turning bad and there was a sense among those in the region that the people had departed from their traditional values and had brought it all on themselves. As the young departed the region for Dublin and...

Poetry collection number four by Vincent S. Coster. As he continues to find his voice and follow through on his determined effort to make a bold contribution to the Irish Poetic cannon, he also struggles with the sense of isolation which comes from being seperated from homeland and family. This collection contains some of the lesser known poems and they delicately handle such topics as a childhood memory of a cold morning when his father pulled a sickie, emotional distance and longing, as well as two poems that lamented the loss of life in the First World War all done with the same word...

The first edition of the first collection of poetry by Irish Poet Vincent S. Coster. This collection was originally self-published in the spring of 2001 and though it had a limited distribution it was well received by those who read it. It was mostly a collection psychedelic in its makeup but there were traces and hints of the work that was to come both in the composition and themes which the poet tackled. When he set out to become the poetic voice of the Irish race at the beginning of his career he laid down the gauntlet with this fine collection.

A new book of old poems, Subject Objectivity is a selected poems collection containing the poet's favourite poems from his first five collections. They were hand picked by the poet to as a way of introducing his work to new readers and to mark the twentieth anniversary of his setting out to become a poet. They also contain the complete gothic poems of the Nocturnes pamphlet.