On the threshold again – the New Welsh Review
Peter Finch Despite government cuts and the Books Council’s periodicals cull the New Welsh Review is still with us. It’s…
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Letter from Presteigne
James Roberts I’ve been worrying about swifts. Their numbers seem to be much depleted this year. I’m not sure if…
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Book review: For Britain See Wales: A Possible Future? by Joe England
Jon Gower The Wales presented in the sobering opening pages of this book is beset by problems. It’s a country…
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Book review: My Family and Other Rock Stars by Tiffany Murray
Sarah Hill My Family and Other Rock Stars offers a catalogue of gentle British eccentricities, a snapshot of musical culture in…
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Book review: Sheeplands by Alan Marshall
Myfanwy Alexander If you are heading down to Builth Wells next week for the Royal Welsh Show, have you chosen…
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A letter from Pensacola
S Mark Gubb finds Welsh princes, wrestlers, soldiers and vegetarians under the Florida sun Throughout July I am artist in…
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Short story: Banter
We are delighted to bring you a story written by Özgür Uyanık from his collection, Men Alone, published by Parthian.…
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Y Filltir Sgwâr/The Square Mile: The Last Colliery
In a year long series Tom Maloney, from Abersychan, shows how you can love a place so well it becomes…
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Innovative trilogy offers brand new theatre experience
Tickets are now on sale for the Olion trilogy, the latest production from theatre company, Fran Wen. A groundbreaking project,…
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On being a poet in Wales: Rhian Elizabeth
Rhian Elizabeth I don’t cry easily but play me our national anthem and I’ll be in more bits than a…
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