Brian Roper The encomium for Garry Fabian Miller’s Honorary Fellowship with the Bodleian Libraries at Oxford University reads: “One of…
Wales is renowned as a Land of Song and much is written and heard about our ubiquitous male voice choirs…
Jon Gower This handsome and generously illustrated volume chronicles the long life and artistic times of one of Wales’ most…
Twenty years ago, the poet and teacher Norman Schwenk, who died earlier this year, edited a poetry anthology with Anne…
Gaynor Funnell ‘Who speaks for wolf, for bear, for fox, for gull, for heron, for kingfisher – for all species,…
In the beginning was the Gododdin (or was it?) To accompany episode 1 of Yr Hen Iaith (‘the Old Language’)…
David Llewellyn Go to almost any pub in Wales, and you are certain to see a sign advertising its karaoke…
Peter Collins Forget about all that pomp and circumstance, it’s the introspective melancholy, the deep sense of loss and longing,…
A competition to develop some of the best young performers in Wales will be held for the first time in…
Myfanwy Alexander It is both the beauty and the downfall of what is disparagingly called ‘genre ‘fiction’ that established patterns…
Continuing our series written by John Geraint, author of ‘The Great Welsh Auntie Novel’, and one of Wales’s most experienced…
When it comes to making a good impression – comedian Tom Rix has it nailed. A rising star on social…
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