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In the 1930s, two journeys were made in two countries - an Irishman in Wales and a Welshman in Ireland. For the first time, both accounts are published in one volume. The mode of travelling and of receiving kindness is interesting in both cases, and the impression of each country on both travellers remain relevant today.

April 1988. Siôn, an Aberystwyth University student, is a Welsh activist. The plans are in place and the holiday home is empty, but a friend''s reckless decision destroys Siôn''s life. A novel about principles and venturing, about friendship and rejection.

Arfon Wyn was born in Y Gors, Holyhead, and reared in Gwalchmai and Llanfair PG. He is an Anglesey boy, through and through, and the island''s people are held close in his heart. He is the author/composer of some of our most popular songs such as ''Harbwr Diogel'', ''Cae o ¿d and ''Pwy wnaeth y sêr uwchben?''. Enjoy this look behind the scenes...

Ann begins a new chapter in her life in September 1956, moving from rural Pen Ll¿n to begin a college course in Bangor. She finds comfortable lodgings in Rhes Brynhyfryd, Upper Bangor - but she soon feels that there is something unusual about her landlady, Mrs Powell. How will Ann''s college experience affect the life of the Reverend Prysor...

Moving from Penrhyn castle in Snowdonia in the 19th century to the harsh sugar plantations of Jamaica, this is a story of stark beauty and power exploring greed, violence and the struggle for equality and freedom. Two young girls on two continents. One lord with a hunger for profit. A shocking story of a slave girl and servant maid, a ship and...

A story of loss, survival and unexpected friendship set in a tumultuous period of early European history. An English adaptation of Y Pibgorn Hud.

A new collection of the poetry of Rhys Iorwerth - poems formed after his return to his home town of Caernarfon following 15 years in Cardiff. The poems, illuminated with photography by Geraint Thomas, present a mix of the sunny and stormy, the lighthearted and profound.

Sequel to the popular novel, Mudferwi, published in 2019. Alys is living her dream, running a successful restaurant in the Vale of Clwyd with her partner, Duncan. But when Duncan is offered a contract to film a tv programme in Patagonia, Alys is left to run the restaurant alone.

Biography of Jan Morris comprising photographs and stories, together with ten tributes by writers and friends.

A sequence of evocative stories presenting a warm portrayal of the unique relationship between a mother and son over twenty years and of a rural community on Anglesey that is swiftly disappearing.

A collection of short stories by an innovative, contemporary writer.

Following the astounding success of the volume Curo''r Corona''n Coginio, this companion volume celebrates the craft talents of Merched y Wawr members and friends.

The autobiography of the portrait artist David Griffiths, who was inspired to paint under the tutelage of his school art teacher, Elis Gwyn, after moving to Pwllheli to escape Hitler''s bombs on the banks of the Mersey.

A story with a Christmassy atmosphere about giving and receiving presents that will resonate in the memory for a long time. A Welsh adapation of a magical German edition by Linda Wolfsgruber, illustrated by Gino Alberti from Italy, printed in Slofakia and originally published by a Swiss press.

The scene is a mother and young son standing on o high promontory near Dublin in Ireland. The mother points towards a mountainous country on the horizon. ''That''s Gwynedd,'' she tells her son. ''That''s the kingdom of Cynan, your father. He had to flee and leave - but one day you will return and become King of Gwynedd.''

In this book, historian Elin Jones shows us that evidence for the past is to be seen everywhere in Wales today. She takes us on a visual journey through over 5,000 years of history, and around every part of Wales. A must read history of Wales for every school, learner and teacher. Also available in English: History Grounded (9781845278328).

In this book, historian Elin Jones shows us that evidence for the past is to be seen everywhere in Wales today. She takes us on a visual journey through over 5,000 years of history, and around every part of Wales. A must read history of Wales for every school, learner and teacher. Also available in Welsh: Hanes yn y Tir.

A hilarious and zany poem by the artist Huw Aaron about weird and wonderful characters who go to a tea party. A colourful and entertaining characterisation of all the letters of the Welsh alphabet.

The third title in the series that follows the man who gives someone a telling off daily. This time he thinks that he is the best footballer in Wales. Will the little puppy help him make his dream come true?

Join Ffion and Fflei and all the cows on another hilarious holiday in Wales.

It''s important to remember and celebrate Welsh heroes and heroines, and in this volume we learn more about these interesting characters. A companion to 20 o Arwyr Cymru in the series Amdani.

Cwmni Theatr Maldwyn was founded in preparation for the 1981 Machynlleth National Eisteddfod. Fourty years later, it continues to give rich musical and theatrical experiences to the youth of the area and continues to entertain audiences.

The tenth novel by popular author John Alwyn Griffiths about the criminal investigations of Detective Jeff Evans.

This is the story of the Hennessys from the standpoint of Dave Burns, one of the trio who enriched the folk singing scene in Wales and beyond. It''s also the story of the Irish community in Cardiff, a story that is absent from our history books. This is a story brimming with delight and song, and with a delightful mix of zest and craic.

Two comedies for young actors (and the young at heart): ''Creisus Canol Oed'' by Gwenan Gruffydd and ''Hunanynysu yn Ynys y Gors'' by Myrddin ap Dafydd.

Comedies for young actors (and the young at heart): ''Pla''r Gwylanod'' by Eirlys Wyn Tomos and ''A Oes Heddwch?'' by Dafydd Llewelyn.

Two comedies for young actors (and the young at heart): ''Rhiwbob'' by Peter Hughes Griffiths and ''Lle bo camp bydd rhemp'' by Meinir and Gwion Lynch.