Gosia Buzzanca I decided to visit Jan Morris’s house on my last full day at Ty Newydd. After I shared…
Ant Evans The 17th of December 2013 doesn’t feel all that long ago to me. Sometimes in fact, especially at…
We are pleased to publish an extract from Rebecca Roberts‘ new novel The Rituals. “Gwawr, secular celebrant, single and in…
Anthony Shapland Of late, my reading time happens on rail replacement buses. Reliable trains are still in sidings somewhere between…
Rebecca Roberts As someone who made her name as an author of Welsh language fiction, despite living in a community…
Continuing our series of articles to accompany the podcast series Yr Hen Iaith. This is episode twenty nine. Jerry Hunter…
Celeste Shockley Yr Apêl/The Appeal tells the astonishing story of the 1923 movement that not only impacted Wales, but also…
Jon Gower Once you encounter the work of artist-blacksmith Angharad Pearce Jones you might never see railings in quite the…
Desmond Clifford What do we associate with Ireland? Singing, music, dancing? Pubs, Guinness, the craic? Rugby? Roy Keane? Storytelling, novelists?…
Peter Madigan For many people who lived in Wales during the 1970s, the names Charlie Faulkner, Bobby Windsor and Graham…
Morag Kitson celebrates the quiet peacefulness of nature. Leave behind the pall of cigarette smoke! Escape the sickly-sweet odour of someone’s…
A bit of writing about being neurodivergent, disabled, ethnic and a woman in Wales. Kate Cleaver As November melds into…
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