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Something of an End of Year round-up
A novel about the comedy of spiralling
Defending Christmas Against the Hordes
Christmas in the heat (with gangsters and stuff)
It's time to start getting ruthless for Christmas
In Conversation with Gwyneth Lewis
Talking History of Welsh Lit in Swansea, by god!
My horror movies (adapted from books) recommendations
Stories #12: "I Wish We'd All Gone Down on the Titanic"
Tokyo in a box, women in photography, the art of crashing a plane.
The delicate art of humbly receiving glowing reviews
Story #11: The Agenda For This Meeting...
Family drama, pubs, and swashbuckling...
Lo and behold... a new magazine
The return of Representing Wales
In Conversation with David Griffiths
Sign up for all the fun of Grinning Soul Records
WNO Chorus votes for strike action
The legendary Rockfield Studios
Stories #9: In This Windowed Land There Is No Release
Green Man: a festival as it was meant to be?
Witches, the Enlightenment, Feminism in Wales, and the loss of a Carl Bevan.
The end of the Hollywood Ending
A remembering of Mavis Nicholson
Lace, textiles, jazz, and "acoustic fog".
Abandon All Hope: Aberystwyth Waterstones Event
Adele Thomas announced as co-CEO at WNO
On the difficulty of hating music
This week on the Radio Wales Arts Show
Recs of the Week: the multiverse, Canadian trilogies, and Japanese pop.
Welsh Government pledges an extra 3.7m to protect and preserve Welsh art
On Claudia Williams (1933-2024)
Reflections on TV execs not really knowing anything about people
What next for Literary Festivals?
Poetry of the now; magic and fantasy; iconic Welsh writing; and a new festival.
The Poetry of Deryn Rees-Jones
Final 5 Welsh albums, I promise
Bernice Rubens awarded a blue plaque
Stories 3: "The Oracle at Delphi"
What's up with the Big Blue Monster?
Some words for Independent Bookshop Week
Abandon All Hope: The Waterstones Hayes Lecture
Go on then, have 5 more Welsh albums to get your teeth into
Adoption drama, classic opera, musical journeys, and big blue puppets.
5 more Welsh albums to get your teeth into
Arts Funding in Wales cut by 30% since 2017
The glorious continuing of Fran Wen
5 Welsh Albums to get your teeth into
Abandon All Hope live event in Monmouth this week
Huw Stephens picks 100 Welsh Records
Wales, war, and the mark of Frank Richards
Book Festivals versus Social Justice
The importance of pubs to Welsh literature
Radio Wales Arts Show Live from the Hay Festival
A new prize for climate change fiction.
Gore Vidal as reflective tangent
Catrin Kean short story on Radio 4
The Tiffany Murray Rockfield Playlist
Hay Festival Recommendations Part One
Publication Day: Abandon All Hope
The Timeless Partnership of Roger Corman and Edgar Allen Poe
Nye - the impossible made possible
Book signing at North Books, Hay-on-Wye
Claim your BRG discount on Abandon All Hope
Fighting for WNO, brutalist architecture, epic love stories, and Canaletto.
Is Baby Reindeer Great or Almost Great?
Welsh win for Indy Bookshop of the Year
Wales Book of the Year 2024 shortlists announced
Is the best writing about Wales done from afar?
Some words on Steve Albini R.I.P.
The Unstoppable Force of Rufus Mufasa
Relatability and the Unremarkable Story of One Day
Ghanian Hip Hop for a dowdy Monday morning
Debut book, debut play, debut sitcom, debut piano album.
James Lloyd on Paul Auster (1947-2024)
A jewel from Jane Fraser on Radio 4
Hay Festival's Writers at Work is now for working writers?
Is there a chance we can reclaim the Internet?
Sunday afternoon is the perfect radio day.
The Greatness of Karl Wallinger
Goldie Lookin' Chain Go Country
First outing for Abandon All Hope
The Dramatic Pause of Georgia Carys Williams
Talking to Carys Davies, glassware, selfies, and the struggles of the National Museum Wales
The Vanities are just passing thru
This is what cutbacks look like: less art
More shots fired at the Books Council of Wales
Board up the windows! The future of Wales's national museum?
Long overdue upgrade for art and culture in Welsh Government
Ambassador of Nowhere by Richard Gwyn
Thelma and Louise and Georgia Ruth
A Surprise Return for Alun Lewis
Are we watching the death of English language theatre in Wales?
Why national writing programmes are important.
Patricia Highsmith: not a "crime" writer; more a "punishment" writer.
A Valleys memoir, theatre about holiday homes, and mental health drama.
The Dryrobe deconstruction you never knew you needed
Hope yet in the form of Abandon All Hope
Shani Rhys James: The Eyes Have It