A collection of five interviews with one of the most versatile and prolific Welsh authors of the 20th century, celebrating his life and work as he reaches his eightieth birthday.
In this text, the author uses the novels of Robin Llywelyn as a focus for her discussion of the complex relationship between author, reader and society, at the end of the 20th …
This book breaks new ground in the history of Welsh women's literature, by tracking the life and work of the two forgotten women from the countryside who made their mark on their …
A biography of Pennar Davies, the poet, novelist, critic, historian and theologian who played a major role in the literary, cultural and religious life of Wales in the second half …
A lively and scholarly introduction to early Welsh poetry up to the period of court poetry, with notes on style, background and translations of the poems themselves; suitable for …
A Welsh adaptation of Jean-Baptiste Molière's play, 'Le Malade Imaginaire' which was first staged in 1673. This Welsh adaptation was first played in Llangefni, Anglesey, in 1969. …
A comprehensive biography of Daniel Owen (1836-95), one of the most talented Welsh writers, especially in the context of characters and dialogue. 13 black-and-white illustrations.
This book in the series Gender Studies in Wales uses representations of pregnancy and menstruation as a basis to interpret a wide range of Welsh fiction by women; a perspective of …
