Topher Mills Nigel Jenkins has a staggering presence in the literature of Wales. His poetry is both political and beautiful,…
Ant Evans Cards on the table, I’ve never been a fan of translated works. Whether they’re works of literature, stage…
Jon Gower In recent years there have been some excellent, interrogatory and revealing essay collections about Wales, such as The…
On publication day. we are pleased to publish an exclusive extract from Nicola Edwards‘ debut novel, which imagines the lost years of…
Jerry Hunter Continuing our series of articles to accompany the podcast series Yr Hen Iaith. This is episode twenty six.…
Drawing on his new book about George Little, Peter Wakelin writes about the artist’s life-long commitment to recording urban and…
Jane Parry Have you ever been in therapy, or something like it, where they ask you to ‘picture a special…
A bit of writing about being neurodivergent, disabled, ethnic and a woman in Wales. Kate Cleaver It’s October but I’m…
An author “You’ve done ever so well” a distant relative tells me, proudly. “Sooooo well. I follow you, I’ve seen.…
Ant Evans Delivered as a four-hour long event last night, Welsh artist Gruff Rhys and laser artist Chris Levine, along…
Niall Griffiths The thing about béte noir novels is that they so easily lapse into tedium; the almost monomaniacal screed,…
Jon Gower This scintillating collection offers ample testament to Leonoro Brito’s gifts when it came to crafting a short story.…
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