Dafydd Glyn Jones questions whether it is justified to speculate that Saunders Lewis moved steadily towards the right in the 1930s
Twittering classes in a minority where news is concerned
Justin Lewis reports that despite the rise of social media most of the population still rely on television
Confronting the demon in the Welsh male
Steve Garrett explains that he has gone into poetry to explore his feminine side
In memory of anonymous deaths
Richard Porch ponders on the modern etiquette of floral tributes to fatalities in our public spaces
A century on from Eisteddfod y Gadair Ddu
Phil Edwards explains why he is leading a campaign to erect a memorial to the sons of Wales who fell in Flanders in the First World War
A man for whom sport was a matter of personality
Peter Stead describes how Cliff Morgan took the fellowship of rugby into his subsequent career as a broadcaster
Gwenllian’s tragic tale of resistance in medieval Wales
Lisa Yarde looks back at a lost Princess of Gwynedd
Arts in Scotland have already reached an independent state of mind
Joyce McMillan explains why artists and writers at the Edinburgh Festival are not obsessing with the referendum question
Sol – a ‘flash fiction’ short story
Tony Bianchi responds to Derek Bainton’s painting Taff Embankment (above), part of the 2012 Imagistic project