Official Selection for “Breath”
The film-poem, "Breath" created to accompany David Van Cauter's latest collection "Breathing" has just been selected for Poetry FIlm Festival International 2026 in Los Angeles. You can see the film…
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Ver Poets on “Breathing”
Breathing by David Van-Cauter Arenig Press, £7.50 Review by Bruce Christianson The twenty six poems in this collection are for the most part a hard read, but they are well…
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London Grip on “Breathing”
Gareth Writer Davies reviews a collection by David Van-Cauter which deals painstakingly and intimately with some of life’s tough questions. Thanks to London Grip. Breathing David Van-CauterArenig PressISBN 978-1-999849-19-1pp 46…
Breath
To celebrate the recent launch of Breathing by David Van Cauter - Herewith a poem sequence performed and visual concept by David with animation and music by John Callaghan. https://youtu.be/A7AtOk8IzBk
Breathing, coming soon
This beautiful new collection by David Van Cauter is available for pre-order now with publication date set for 29th September. Breathing David Van-Cauter maps out the topography of different losses…
Ver Poets on Mirror Lake
I have always found David's poetry interesting and affecting. Some of his poems bring that 'oh gosh' sigh deep from the stomach, such is his honesty in writing about difficult emotions.
Pulsar Poetry on Mirror Lake
This is a collection shaped and shot through with Van-Cauter’s grief and reflections on the illness and death of his beloved wife.
Sphinx on Mirror Lake
Mirror Lake is dedicated to the poet’s late wife, Julia, and variations on the theme of loss appear throughout his pamphlet, which delves deep into personal experience.
3 Poets ~ 3 Books ~ 1 Launch
We're very excited to announce an evening of poetry from our three new poets: Gareth Writer-Davies, Simon Cockle and David Van-Cauter. Each will be reading from their latest collections plus a selection of their other work.
John Mole on Mirror Lake
In the title poem of this accomplished and often deeply moving collection, David Van-Cauter asks ‘Were we here, or were we only passing through?’ The answer is, of course, both.