Jean de Bresson is a contemporary poet (and experimental composer in AI) whose works explore the interplay of myth, history, and human emotion. Inspired by Romantic and Pre-Raphaelite traditions, his writing echoes the lyrical elegance of Tennyson and the rich medieval tapestry of William Morris. His debut collection, Romance of Thomas Rhymer’s First Death, is distinguished by its evocative imagery and timeless themes. A scholar of Arthurian legends and Norse mythology, Bresson’s work often delves into the tension between the ethereal and the earthly, the heroic and the human. He resides in Remote Brittany, on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean and "the Way", St. James & St. Andrew's Way, where he continues to craft stories that bridge the past and the present.