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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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Culture

Keir Starmer could turn to Welsh mythology for a few lessons on leadership

Kevin Mills, Professor of English Literature, University of South Wales Sir Keir Starmer, the UK’s new prime minister, brings an…

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Book review: Glass Houses by Francesca Reece

Cath Barton Midway through this story, the central characters Gethin and Olwen come across an old mine deep in a…

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Book review: A Year of Living Dangerously by Del Hughes

Suz Mendus If you’ve ever considered whether heaven might be incredibly boring, found yourself spreadeagled in 10 inches of brine,…

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Culture

Wales Book of the Year shortlist review: Sarn Helen – A Journey through Wales, Past, Present and Future by Tom Bullough

Sarn Helen: A Journey through Wales, Past, Present and Future is one of the three shortlisted books in the Creative…

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Culture

My Welsh Chapel Dream? Not that one…

Stephen Price Post-Brexit Escape to the Chateau fans have a new television show to lap up this month with the…

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Opinion

Mared releases new bilingual EP, ‘Better Late than Never’

Singer-songwriter Mared releases her highly anticipated bilingual folk pop EP ‘Better Late than Never’ today. Splitting her time between rural…

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Culture

Book review: The Sisters Of Cynvael by Diana Powell

Philippa Davies Diana Powell’s novella ‘The Sisters Of Cynvael’ has much to recommend it. Coming in at 136 pages it…

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Culture

Art preview: Where Are We Now

Where Are We Now A new art show, opening next week at Cardiff’s Oriel Canfas, gathers together the experiences of…

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Dafydd Iwan, Kate Humble and Owen Sheers to headline Gŵyl Lên Llandeilo Lit Fest

Writers, performers and storytellers from across Wales will come together in Llandeilo this April for the Carmarthenshire town’s seventh annual…

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Book review: Pembrokeshire and Gwynedd Myths and Legends by Horatio Clare

Elena Gower Last summer I spent 8 weeks reading Horatio Clare’s entire back catalogue. And on those slow sunny afternoons…

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Culture

Madam Wen and the two rules of the Welsh novel

Adam Pearce, Editor Llyfrau Melin Bapur Books Writing novels in Welsh in the nineteenth century was, more often than not,…

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