SYLVIA PLATH: DRAWINGS – touching & lively personal journal of an author’s hidden talent
Pictorial and literary elements intertwine to create a touching and personal journal of place in Slyvia Plath's Drawings.
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RE-SISTERS: how three women, separated by time, rebelled against society’s norms
Re-Sisters is enjoyably nonlinear – springing sharply from discussion of one figure to another, in doing so bundling up the various commonalities in their lives
BRITTLE WITH RELICS: Searching for the Welsh identity, author Richard King traces 35 key years
Brittle With Relics’ author Richard King’s chronicling of Welsh oral history has been 10 years in the making. Luckily, he tells Adam England, it’s all been worth it.
From music hall & jazz to post rock’n’roll: witness the birth of Pop in LET’S DO IT
Pre-pop pop, as chronicled in Let's Do It, is a story of systemic racism, sexism and necessarily concealed sexuality - basically all of the last century’s entertainment industry.
BRITTLE WITH RELICS takes on Welsh history via those who lived – and made – it
Subtitled A History Of Wales 1962-97, Richard King's Brittle With Relics tells the story of modern Wales via those who lived through it - and have opinions on what mainstream history left out.
THIS WEEK’S NEW BOOKS REVIEWED | FEATURE
THIS WEEK’S NEW BOOKS REVIEWED | FEATURE A BRIGHT RAY OF DARKNESS Ethan Hawke (Penguin) For those of us of a certain age, Ethan Hawke will forever be the …