What’s in a name? Gareth Leaman examines the meanings embedded in toponyms and what they can and cannot tell us of a community’s history.
Small but Mighty: Climate Activism Against Eco-anxiety
Recounting her experience as a participant in COP26, Poppy Stowell-Evans reflects on the things that keep her grounded as a climate activist.
Review: Sex on Toast by Tôpher Mills
In this review of Tôpher Mills’ selected poems, Nia Moseley-Roberts reflects on the ebb and flow of a collection brimming with life.
What We Talk About When We Talk About Land
Dylan Moore introduces the first themed online edition of the welsh agenda by adopting Raymond Williams’ etymological approach.
Review: The Welsh Way: Essays on Neoliberalism and Devolution
Dylan Moore shares his thoughts on The Welsh Way, a new anthology of essays decrying the hold of neoliberal values in the Welsh public sphere.
Belonging to ‘Y Cymry’
Hannah Watkin, winner of the IWA’s New Voices competition, explores her sense of identity against the backdrop of shifting political and cultural landscapes in Wales.
Book Review: Just So You Know
Cath Beard reviews a collection of essays on identity edited by Hanan Issa, Durre Shahwar and Özgür Uyanik.
A Snapshot of Wales’ Fragmented Modern Consciousness
Theo Davies-Lewis looks at the first Senedd debate on the right to hold an independence referendum.
Belonging to Wales: Hope Country
Colette Hulot tells how Wales has given her space to reflect on identity, mobility and migration
