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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
A must-read for fans of Welsh literature and history, the dense and moving pages of Dai Smith's memoir Off The Track intertwines his personal memories with the history of Welsh mining, Labour, and socialism.
For anyone interested in unique stories of historical myth, Tales Of Merlin, Arthur And The Magic Art’s introduction by Professor Jerry Hunter is worth reading alone.
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.
LOST PORTS OF WALES National Waterfront Museum, Swansea Until Sun 21 Oct The 870-mile Welsh coastline has long provided a base for trading goods and services, driving the growth of …
Here in Wales, St Dwynwen’s day is celebrated on 25th January and celebrates the life of Dwnywen, daughter of Brychen Brycheiniog. Dwynwen’s name means ‘she who lived a blessed life’ …
