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Letter to Mr Powell
Full editorial for the May 2018 edition of the New Welsh Reader, 117
The Long & Short of It
CREATIVE
ANGELA GRAHAM
The Road
‘The Road’ opens Angela Graham’s short-fiction collection, A City Burning, which she completed in 2017 with the aid of a Writer’s Bursary from Literature Wales (supported by the National Lottery through the Arts Council of Wales).
NEWSLonglist of the New Welsh Writing Awards 2018 Announced
Longlist of the New Welsh Writing Awards 2018 Announced
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ESSAY HANNAH ENGELKAMP
Effortless Poetry of the Toddler
Hannah Engelkamp loves walking outside, her son loves it too. But as a mother with a deficit of peace and satisfaction, she can't seem to find it with him. How can he teach her his uncomplicated joy? I love walking, Hannah Engelkamp writes, but at this time I am not able to walk. I am not injured, I'm not disabled nor a prisoner; I have a toddler. Since my caesarean I have walked with the baby in a sling and then a buggy, but walks were all about how long he'd be happy. There was certainly no sense of abandon, of freedom...
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20/06/2018
The Moon-Eyed People and the White Ravens
Reginald Francis writes about the unexpected connections between Welsh and Native American cultures that were revealed by Peter Stevenson during an evening of music and storytelling
05/06/2018
Aubrey and the Terrible Ladybirds
Eleanor Howe is charmed by this ripping yarn for children by Horatio Clare, at turns outrageous, hilarious, thoughtful and wise
28/05/2018
The Dragon Has Two Tongues
On the eve on the announcement of the winner of the New Welsh Writing Awards 2018: Aberystwyth University Prize for an Essay Collection, Tony Brown celebrates Glyn Jones’ deeply humane classic, The Dragon Has Two Tongues, published this summer in a new
New Spring Multimedia
Listen to Ashley Owen reviewing Zoology by Gillian Clarke or watch our new Poetry Showcase. You can also hear reviews of Golygon by Manon Steffan Ros reviewed by Miriam Elin Jones and also 'Ymbelydredd' by Guto Dafydd, reviewed by Eluned Gramich. Also, we have a trailer for Mihangel Morgan's novel 'Hen Bethau Anghofiedig' ('Old Forgotten Things'), with English subtitles, as well as a podcast - Disappearing Nature with Fiona Orbell, Diana Luft and Miriam Elin Jones, an author interview with Jerry Hunter, and a review of 'Love', a novel by Hanne Ørstavik.REVIEW SUZANNAH V EVANS
Rebel Sun
Suzannah V Evans on an otherworldly collection bound by place, as political as it is lyrical more...
VINTAGE GEMS
GWYNETH LEWIS
The Poet I Might Have Been
My leaving America to come back to Britain in 1985 was touch and go, nearly didn’t happen. Had I not talked to my employer that afternoon, when he urged me to go back to the UK, saying that the
excitements of New York would always be there but that home isn’t an infinitely renewable option… more...
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