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Issue 88
Summer 2010
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  • Adaption
    Russell Celyn Jones
    Reworking The Mabinogion
  • The Overlay
    Mary-Ann Constantine
    On Pilgrimage
  • In Search of Fiction
    Richard Collins
    On a journey
  • Penelope Mortimer
    Sarah Broughton
    On a forgotten brilliance
  • First Hand
    Pascale Petit
    Interpretation
  • The Last Word
    Siân Melangell Dafydd
    Reading and reviewing
  • Photo Essay: A Landscape of Wales
    James Morris

Also in this issue:

  • Damian Walford Davies
  • Paul Groves
  • Stephen Knight
  • Ruth Padel
  • Nii Ayikwei Parkes
  • Rebecca Perry
  • Oliver Reynolds
  • Ben Wilkinson
  • Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch

 

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New Welsh Review brings you the very best new writing from Wales. Vibrant, engaging and eclectic, each quarterly issue features the finest work from literary heavyweights alongside the cream of new talent. Inside the magazine are articles on literature, theatre and the arts, as well as interviews, reviews, new fiction and poetry, plus a photo essay, opinion column and an exploration of the writer’s craft. New Welsh Review aims to reflect and stimulate the literary scene now, celebrating both contemporary writing and the literary tradition.

New Welsh Review's focus is on Welsh writing in English, but our outlook is deliberately diverse, encompassing broader UK and international contexts. The magazine is a platform for debate, an opportunity for new writing talent and a chance to discover the exciting literary world of contemporary Wales.

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