Richard White is a passionate poet and storyteller whose words resonate with raw emotion and profound insight. With a background shaped by personal struggles and hard-won triumphs, Richard channels his lived experience into powerful poetry and prose that explore the complexities of mental health, love, loss, trauma, and resilience. His writing serves as both a cathartic outlet and a beacon of inspiration for others navigating their own battles.
A relentless seeker of tranquility, Richard believes deeply in the transformative power of language to heal and connect. His debut collection, Pages Full of Memories, along with subsequent works such as Shattered Glass, Speaking to My Depression, and Whiskey and the Autumn Wind: A Collection of Poems in the Hemingway Tradition, reflect his unwavering commitment to authenticity, vulnerability, and emotional truth. His upcoming memoir, The Quiet After the Sirens, offers a raw and introspective look into the world of EMS and the lasting echoes of trauma—an intimate portrait of survival and the search for peace after chaos.
When he’s not writing, Richard enjoys engaging with fellow creatives and sharing his passion for poetry and storytelling. His mission is to foster genuine connection through the written word and to encourage others to embrace their own stories with courage and honesty. Join him as he navigates the landscapes of the heart and soul—one poem, one memory, one truth at a time.