Paul Flynn argues that a currency of sycophancy is engulfing us in contagious infantilism
Conflicts of digital and hard copy journalism
Geraint Talfan Davies explores the different visual rhythms of online and print publication
Learning from Labour’s Welsh history
John Osmond says we would be much better off if the ancient antagonisms between Labour and Plaid Cymru could be resolved
How to be a Welshman
Daniel G. Williams discusses an autobiography by one of the nation’s organic intellectuals
Baffling venue leads Wales’ creative sector
Andy Eagle sets the agenda for the next forty years of Chapter Arts Centre
Downloadable fresh fish everywhere
Lleucu Siencyn describes the process of taking literature to the Welsh public
Resolving contradictions at the museum
David Anderson puts the National Museum of Wales’ contrasting philosophies into context
Outside the box in Bangor
Elen ap Robert heralds a new arts and innovation centre seeking to bridge the gap between students and the wider community
Opera gives Welsh voice to world stories
Welsh National Opera’s mission is to set the enjoyment of opera within an exciting and stimulating intellectual context, says David Pountney