| In Issue 81, Autumn 2008
Peter Lord explores digital media and posterity, Gary Owen traces the genesis of his play Father Figures from YouTube to the stage, Anthony Brockway considers the phenomenon of the blog and Dannie Abse introduces a new version of his poem The Abandoned. Along with poems from, amongst others, Philip Gross, Maura Dooley, Rose Flint and Stephen Knight, fiction from Candy Neubert and Alix Nathan plus reviews of recent publications from Wales and about Wales, it's an issue not to be missed.
Plus, FREE with every copy, a Creative Wales Awards DVD, featuring interviews with each of the nine major award winners, including Menna Elfyn, Robert Minhinnick, and André Stitt.
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