Books
Step into a world where every poem tells a story in 'In the Gathers of the World' by Stephen Boydstun.
Explore the simple joys and deep feelings of life through Stephen Boydstun’s heartfelt poetry. This collection brings together moments big and small—from children playing under the sun to the quiet thoughts that come with watching a sunset. Each poem connects us to the natural world and to each other.
Boydstun captures life’s little wonders and big emotions with words that speak to us all. Poems like “Shadow-Wing” celebrate the beauty around us, and “Is Love” dives into what it feels like to care deeply for someone.
‘In the Gathers of the World’ is more than just a book of poetry; it’s a journey through the highs and lows of life. Whether you’re lost in the busy day-to-day or taking a moment to relax, these poems are perfect companions.

Future Aspirations
Stephen Craig Boydstun is dedicated to further developing his philosophical theory of Resonant Existence, aiming to make significant contributions to the field of philosophy. His future aspirations include not only publishing his ongoing philosophical research but also expanding his poetic repertoire, continuing to explore and intertwine the realms of emotion and intellect in his unique lyrical style.
Personal Interests and Hobbies
Outside of his professional and academic pursuits, Stephen enjoys a quiet life close to nature with his husband on their wooded property in Lynchburg, VA. He finds solace and inspiration in the natural beauty of the Blue Ridge area. Stephen is also an avid reader and enjoys discussing complex ideas and philosophical theories, which often inform his writing and thought processes.
Published Works
Stephen Craig Boydstun has an impressive portfolio of published works that spans several decades. His scholarly articles have appeared in notable journals such as Reason Papers and The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies. Additionally, his poetry, beginning in the late 1960s with works like “Placement,” has been praised for its depth and insight. His most recent collection, "In the Gathers of the World," showcases his mature poetic voice and philosophical depth, capturing the intricate dance between the human experience and the natural world.