A dystopian page-turner about the coming of age of a young hero, which won the 2017 EU Prize for ...

Two sisters, two nuclear power stations, one child caught in the middle... When Helen, a self-tau...

From Bryony Rheam, the award-winning author of All Come to Dust and This September Sun, comes a c...

Polar bears and Arctic explorers, the lore of the loup-garou, the mischief of the Mari Lwyd, figh...

Owen Morgan, an Oxford undergraduate, returns to his family home on the rural north coast of Wale...

Three great Canadian short story writers with a Welsh connection. Four mesmerising stories interw...

Lower Canada, 1804. Arthur Stanton, lacking direction in his life and desperately seeking the app...

Describing encounters and missed encounters with the wildlife that surrounds the Teifi, Love Lett...

For anyone Welsh who has picked up a bat or watched Glamorgan. Andrew Hignell places the touring ...

Sweet Melancholy is a project intertwining film photography with the words of the artist Brenda C...

In a small estuary village on the Welsh coast, Catrin is mourning the anniversary of her mother's...

Founded in 1988, New Welsh Review is Wales's foremost literary magazine in English. For over thir...

A handbook, a demystification and an intimate history of the wide literary world. Written with Pe...

In his sophomore collection, Roberto Pastore hones in on an era of constant flux, violence and gr...

Minnie Pallister's life was so fantastic that not even a thriller writer could imagine it. A femi...

When poet Jemma L. King learned that her unborn son faced life- threatening conditions, her world...

A fierce new chorus of voices emerges from contemporary Ireland. Eight writers. Sixteen unforgett...

Selected by Cynan Jones. Edited by Elaine Canning. With a foreword by Cynan Jones. Twelve compell...

Philip Burton (1904-95) is best remembered as the schoolmaster responsible for training and trans...

A Welsh poet based in Mexico, his poems about Mexico capture the magic and vibrancy of a country ...

This Room Is Impossible to Eat

Growing up in a lonely house on the edge of a wild common, Violet Hart is a quiet and sheltered o...

A searing, reflective and truthful collection of essays by award-winning writer, Crystal Jeans, a...

Set in the valleys of the Welsh iron country, this turbulent, unforgettable novel begins the saga...

Back from his father's funeral, the narrator starts reading a diary his father kept during his da...

A range of characters attempt to reconcile past and present, mythology and reality, in a council ...

From the acclaimed poet and writer, Zoë Brigley, comes a timely meditation on America. These crea...

These sensual stories by prize-winning author John Sam Jones reveal lucid prose and complex lives...

Anna Kashfi was married to Marlon Brando at the height of his early appeal, but her identity as a...

Edited by Mel Kenne, Saliha Paker and Caroline Stockford A remarkable new selection from the pree...

A successful book in its time, now regarded as a classic, Autobiography of a Super-tramp relays t...

Drawing on heretofore unavailable sources, including many conversations with the writer's brother...

Documenting five temporary art events in Wales in 2008, this catalog discusses the art itself and...

Iris, Fern, and Ivy are three women of three generations with one dark secret. Iris keeps a scrap...

Winner of:Ploughshares, 2015 John C. Zacharis Award

At 79 years of age, Harry Selwyn still runs. He also brags about the time he ran with the Kalenji...

'From a boyhood on the coast of Wales to a traumatic period as an undergraduate in Aberystwyth, a...

Onstage again, you stare down at your feet, imagining you see the bright, painted curves of a pai...

The south Wales Valleys, 23rd June, 2016. It's another long day chopping beef carcasses up at the...

Set in Kenya during 1996, this engaging novel tells the story of Griff, who takes a job teaching ...

A lively new translation from the original Welsh, this novel centers on Nen, an enigma who one da...

When Philomena, a born rebel--disillusioned with her middle-class comfort and the expectations of...

One year after Darwin's explosive publication of The Origin of Species, sisters Anna and Beatrice...

The second installation in the Bright Young Things series, this collection of poetry is a first b...

In a small town in Belgium near the French border on the morning of Saint Woelfred's festival, de...

This comprehensive collection features Patrick Jones' acclaimed drama and poetry in one volume.

Beca Lewis was so hoping for the fluffy toy pony she had seen in the shop window. But on her birt...

'In her most autobiographical collection to date, Kate Noakes explores the pain of losing a long-...