Tag: colonialism

Feature-length in-person interview by New Welsh Review editor Gwen Davies with Nemesis, My Friend author Jay Griffiths, Birdsplaining author Jasmine Donahaye and Rachel Hewitt, author of In Our Nature: How Women Break Boundaries in the Great Outdoors. Subjects discussed include winter sports, teenage girls' inhibition in relation to nature and the outdoors, and the colonial origins of ornithology

PUBLISHED ON: 14/07/23

CATEGORY: Interview audio

For Amy McCauley, this memoir about colonialism’s violence and its cultural and linguistic erasure, conveys the fragmentation caused by childhood trauma, but does not fully process that trauma

PUBLISHED ON: 31/01/23

CATEGORY: Reviews

Belinda Cooke recommends this no holds barred condemnation of the crime against humanity that was the Irish Famine

PUBLISHED ON: 28/07/22

CATEGORY: Reviews

Mandy Sutter on how she identified the theme of loneliness in her developing novel, Bush Meat

PUBLISHED ON: 01/08/17

CATEGORY: Opinion

John Harrison

PUBLISHED ON: 25/07/17

CATEGORY: Fiction

Gwen Davies

PUBLISHED ON: 25/07/17

CATEGORY: Editorial

Mandy Sutter

PUBLISHED ON: 25/07/17

CATEGORY: Fiction

On the death of Derek Walcott, Robert Minhinnick writes that the poet liberated him to mythologise the things we value that are closest to us

PUBLISHED ON: 01/05/17

CATEGORY: Interview

Gee Williams

PUBLISHED ON: 20/11/13

CATEGORY: Blog

PUBLISHED ON: 29/12/11

CATEGORY: Editorial