Buzz Magazine
What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
This October, three new poetry collections celebrate moments of small joy, Palestinian resistance and the potential of the written word to push the boundaries of what we consider poetry.
Local historian, biographer and self-styled “flaneur of Ponty” Daryl Leeworthy proves a keen-eyed, engaging and informative tour guide to Pontypridd in his new book
Mab Jones is back with five of the best books for July encompassing a spectrum of sexuality, experience and level of human intervention.
Now republished in English, The Last Day transcends the confines of its form, and should captivate a fresh generation of readers.
Ideas abound in Fox Bites, the ambitious new novel from Cardiff-based Lloyd Markham, a dark and genuinely gripping work of fantasy horror.
Have women’s lives have markedly improved since devolution in Wales? The question mark of the tiitle of Woman's Wales? is a giveaway: ‘not much’.
Buzz’s special summer 2024 book preview brings you a must-read list of titles to look out for.
Unspeakable Beauty, the debut novel from Swansea-based writer Georgia Carys Williams follows her short story collection and is a mammoth debut.
Room/Ystafell/Phòng is a remarkable anthology that intertwines the diverse experiences of queer lives in Wales and Vietnam.
Harvest: The Rhys Davies Short Story Award Anthology is drawn from entries to a competition for unpublished writers from or currently living in Wales.
Explore Llanelli's Local Fires: Joshua Jones' debut story collection weaves vivid tales embracing place, people, and resonant experiences.
Mab Jones has come up with the goods again this October, ‘the goods’ being a close crop of new poetry anthologies, compendiums and pamphlets.
