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World War 2, Wales and The Spanish Civil War inspire historical novel
The Flying Soprano is the intriguing title of a new novel written by Gareth Thomas and published by Y Lolfa. Described as “a love story that brings the past vividly to life” by Jon Gower, the novel is set in 1930s Glamorgan, Spain and London. read more
60 years of memories from the Welsh folk dance revival
This week sees the publication of a bilingual book of recollections by Welsh folk dancing enthusiast and contributor to the revival, Mavis Williams-Roberts. Welsh Folk Dance Recollections / Atgofion Dawnsio Gwerin Cymreig also includes a colour photo section and examples of dances that she has composed. read more
History and architecture of Welsh churches celebrated in new book
This week sees the publication of a colourful overview of medieval Welsh churches. A Church Near You in Wales. Written and illustrated by Denis Dunstone, it includes a guide to the regional differences of building styles within Wales, information about historical and geographical context and watercolour illustrations of the exterior of the churches. The volume includes a foreword by Bishop Rowan Williams read more
Record-breaking Welsh sprinter, Ron Jones, shares his life story
Ron Jones, one of the greats of Welsh athletics and Welsh 100m sprint record-holder for almost 22 years, has published his autobiography which offers a unique insight into the history of British athletics. read more
Welsh squadron celebrated in new book on centenary of the Royal Auxiliary Airforce in Wales
2024 is the centenary year of the Royal Auxiliary Airforce. A new book, On Dragons’ Wings, by a serving member Martin Wade, tells the story of its only Welsh squadron, No. 614 (County of Glamorgan) Squadron, and the ordinary men who served in it since its formation in 1930s Cardiff. read more
Classic collection of Welsh folk tales republished alongside poster by artist Margaret D. Jones and author, Robin Gwyndaf's work
This week sees an updated 5th edition of a collection of Welsh folk stories republished. Welsh Folk Tales by Robin Gwyndaf was originally published by the National Museum of Wales in 1989 and is an important record of the folk narrative tradition in Wales. read more
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