Cast Off The Nighted Stars (2010)
The Season Of All Natures (2010)
My Lady Of Graces (2010)
Lover’s Eyes (2009)
The Tenth Muse (2009)
Gentle Heir (2009)
The Madness of My Heart (2009)
Empress Muse (2009)
Lady Chapel (2009)
Windows Bring Forth My Soul (2009)
Curse the Stars (2008)
Burn Me to Love (2008)
Sweetly Musing (2008)
O’ Blessed Nightingale (2008)
The Millennium Project-Book (2008)
A Lovers Passion-Book (2007)
The Love Divine-Book (2006)
Theological Immortal Romance –Book (2005)
The 10 Journeys (2004)
My Divine Goddess (2004)
Immortal Beloved (2003)
Garden of Sweet Love (2003)
Good Night, My Lady (1999)...

How long have you been writing poetry?
I have been writing for 15 years.

How long does it take you to write a book?
Theological Immortal Romance (An Elysian Love Story) the first book I sold took me 5 month to write. When I wrote The Love Divine I had 12 month to complete that book and a Lover‘s Passions. The project I’m working on now will be another 5 month write.

Where do your ideas come from?
My ideas as well as my writing come from my actual romantic experiences and true events in my life.

How do you handle your research?
Well like I said in the previous answer my ideas, and my writing come...

Kevin Brian Wright was born in [Ridgewood] Brooklyn, New York in Whykolff Heights Medical Center on 03 November, 1974. His parents, Richard and Dorothea Wright then moved to a private residents in Queens where he was raised and attending the finest learning institutions.

At the early age of nine he developed a natural gift for writing poetry - especially in the romantic genre. His first poem of note: was…Bid Me Love…” One of his youthful poems of literary merit, written for his high-school sweetheart. Through the years he nursed his ambitions to become a principle romantic figure in literature....

by Nicole Levy,
Chronicle Contributor

The lyrical stylings of nationally acclaimed poet Kevin Brian Wright of Glendale have romanced even British Queen Elizabeth II herself. The poem Wright composed for the queen in 2008, entitled “O’ Blessed Nightingale,” is today displayed as a personal keepsake of her majesty in Balmoral Castle. Reading the lyric, I imagined that Elizabeth had cast her regal person as that blessed nightingale for whom “the thunder…trembles, / When she beat her majestic wings in flight / Composing that choral symphony that softly serenades / The tranquil night, with...