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Channelling Marilynne: Translation as Possession, Envy And Belonging
Editorial for Issue 121
CREATIVE
ROSEY BROWN
Adrift
The next week it is stormy; the week after, it snows, but the week after that, Clover is ready to show me the abandoned houses where we can look for books.
‘I’m surprised you haven’t done it before,’ she says. ‘You don’t go anywhere, do you?’
NEWS'Love in the Time of Cholera': New Welsh Review Campaign Successful despite COVID 19!
Today (2 April 2020), New Welsh Review's Crowdfunder campaign successfully raised £15,422 in 35 days
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ESSAY TIM COOKE (PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEN ABSALOM)
Views of the Wildmill Estate
Photo essay about the Wildmill Estate in Bridgend by Ben Absalom with accompanying text by Tim Cooke.
Equipped only with a black iPhone, he enters the estate via a tunnel below a Victorian railway bridge. The road along which he is walking is called Cemetery Road, on account of the enormous graveyard hidden behind a thick tangle of bushes and trees currently looming over his right shoulder...
BLOG
25/04/2020
Blood Rain by André Mangeot
Oliver Heath reviews a collection of poems that reflects the sublimity and anxieties of contemporary society
19/04/2020
Interview with Alis Hawkins
Issy Rixon interviews Welsh author Alis Hawkins on her inspiration for the third installment of her Teifi Valley Coroner series, Those Who Know
17/04/2020
Tazmamart: 18 Years in Morrocco's Secret Prison
Amy Aed explores the physical and mental struggle of Aziz BineBine during his 1972 imprisonment in a secret Moroccan prison, retold throughout the novel Tazmamart
New Multimedia
We present an animated trailer of Peter Goulding's On Slate, a humorous and engaging nonfiction account of the oddball community of rock climbers on Dinorwic's slate quarries in Snowdonia in the 80s, winner of the New Welsh Writing Awards 2019 Rheidol Prize for Writing with a Welsh Theme or Setting. Also, a filmic trailer of a dystopian novella by JL George with big themes of propaganda, communication and cohersion with a touching teenage boys' friendship at its heart. Winner of the New Welsh Writing Awards 2019 Aberystwyth University Prize for a Dystopian Novella.REVIEW DESI TSVETKOVA
Jim Neat: The Case of a Young Man Down on His Luck
Desi Tsvetkova concludes that this hybrid novel/confessional narrative poem is an exceptional piece of literature 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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