Louise Walsh says Welsh novelists should not be ashamed of setting their stories in Wales.
Before I Leave
Dylan Moore finds NTW’s latest venture a worthy project masking a mediocre drama.
Tales from Hay-on-Wye
Jon Gower reviews ‘Under the Tump: Sketches of Real Life on the Welsh Borders’ by Oliver Balch.
Bearing witness to the times
Dylan Moore meets playwright Patrick Jones to talk about his new play ‘Before I Leave’
In Parenthesis: music, mayhem and majesty
David Pountney explains the sense of destiny behind Welsh National Opera’s forthcoming adaptation of David Jones’ epic poem of the Great War, In Parenthesis
Zaha Hadid or 90 degrees: A lament – perhaps not
Brenig Davies examines the missed opportunity of Zaha Hadid’s Welsh Opera House.
‘Change It From the Inside’ – The Problem with Oxford
Cerys Howell provides a candid account of her experience of Oxford and some sage advice for anyone considering applying
Confidence, aspiration, self-belief, and Oxbridge.
Rhea Stevens gives a personal reflection on her time at Oxford.
A monument to the horrors of war
Geraint Talfan Davies introduces his father’s first hand account of the Swansea Blitz that cost so many lives.