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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Diana Powell's evocative novel Things Found On The Mountain captures the essence of grief, explores human disconnect, and unearths a glimmer of hope in rural Wales during World War I.
Discover the latest poetry releases for May that delve into topics such as everyday sexism, whimsical poetry balloons, and thought-provoking explorations of monsters.
From Cardiff to west Wales to London, journey with us through April's best new poetry.
Discover the latest poetry releases for March 2023, including Welsh mythology, border balladry, and more. As always, Mab Jones is your guide.
First editions, essential reprints and pamphlets for about the price of a pint (these days) in this February's new poetry column. Mab Jones is, as ever, your guide.
Who hasn’t dreamed of packing it all in and setting off on an adventure? Julie Brominicks made that fantasy a rare reality by undertaking an epic walk around The Edge Of Cymru.
Under strict lockdown constraints in 2020, Peter Finch took the opportunity to exploit the border restrictions in place and walk the boundary of Cardiff.
From “Roman” steps to 80s postpunk, Anhrefn's Rhys Mwyn will make you keen to explore the northwest of Wales in new travel book, Real Gwynedd.
A grand total of FOUR debut novels this week, by Violet Kupersmith, Amanda Block, Daniel O'Connor and A.E. Warren! Plus, an anthology of contemporary Welsh poetry.
THIS WEEK’S NEW BOOKS REVIEWED | FEATURE CAN THE MONSTER SPEAK? Paul B. Preciado [trans. Frank Wynne] (Fitzcarraldo Editions) In 2019, Paul B. Preciado [pictured, top – credit Marie …
THIS WEEK’S NEW BOOKS REVIEWED | FEATURE CWEN Alice Albinia (Serpent’s Tail) Women have daringly populated a lonely archipelago off the coast of Britain, dominating all aspects of what …
LESLIE SCASE | INTERVIEW Billie Ingram Sofokleous speaks to this south Walian crime writer about his new novel Fatal Solution, set in Victorian-era Pontypridd and replete with murder and …
