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A step-by-step guide to building your own Welsh sentences, with exercises and glossary. Reprint. First Published in March 2018.
A unique appreciation of the hills of Wales; their character, the inherent quality of their landscapes, their resonance and histories.
Will the Rugby Zombies finally manage to play an international match? This is Dan Anthony''s final novel in the trilogy of stories about the Welsh Rugby Zombies. They still need to play an international match to exorcise their shameful past but this time Arwel is less inclined to help them.
International rugby correspondent Eddie Butler tackles that most elusive of questions for Welsh rugby fans - just who are the best fifteen players ever to have played for the national team? First published in 2011.
A new edition of the poems of Waldo Williams, with an introduction by Mererid Hopwood. Originally published in 1956. ISBN of previous edition: 9780863837111.
Tree of Leaf and Flame is Daniel Morden''s unique take on the tales of the Mabinogi. It''s the perfect opportunity to hear these strange and fascinating tales retold by a storyteller who earns his living travelling Wales and holding audiences spellbound - just as the professional bards and troubadours did all those years ago. Tir na n-Og...
An English translation of Campau Saith Cawr, a collection of tales about seven giants from all over Wales. 8 colour and 7 black-and-white illustrations. A Welsh version is available. First published in 1998.
A volume of seven magical and spine-chilling stories from a professional storyteller with black-and-white and colour illustrations by an award- winning illustrator.
A new edition of an alphabetical list of Welsh words that cause a mutation, and a summary of the main rules of mutation, together with an explanation of the grammatical terms used. First edition published in 1993.
A reprint of the collected poems of Idris Davies (1905-1953), a miner, teacher and highly-acclaimed poet of Rhymney, Monmouthshire who portrayed the hardship of the mining communities of south-east Wales during the 1920s and 1930s. First published in 1972.
Annotated translations of a selection of the Welsh fourteenth century poet''s work together with the original Welsh text and a general introduction explaining the literary and historical background. First published in 1982.
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