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Stories presented from the perspective of birds and animals. In Celtic folklore, animals and birds are prominent. We will wonder at the feats and extraordinary powers of these creatures, and on their influence on various characters. As we hear the voices of bird and animal, we are given a new look at these special tales.

The people of Bangor have stories to tell and here are a series of 10 monologues by residents of the area representing the different communities in the city. The authors were mentored to write the work as part of a new project by BLAS, the arts participation project at Pontio, Bangor.

An honest and deeply personal anthology collecting real-life stories from 14 young LGBTQ+ contributors, with factual information about Welsh Pride. Edited by award-winning authors Ll¿r Titus and Megan Angharad Hunter, Cymry. Balch. Ifanc. aims to increase understanding and empathy towards people in the LGBTQ+ community by sharing...

A volume that celebrates the success of a number of families who have passed on the Welsh language to a new generation overseas. We hear of the contribution of the extended family and the nature of society and customs in the new country.

A tribute to one of Wales''s greatest figures: the presenter, singer and farmer, Dai Jones, by the people who knew him best. The book''s editor, Beti Griffiths, was a close friend of Dai''s and she and Olwen, his widow, have worked closely to compile a list of contributors including well-known names such as Nia Roberts, Lyn Ebenezer and Margaret...

A further compilation of twenty short stories on the theme of Love and Hate, Cruelty and Terror and Loneliness. The collection comprises of previously published stories by a wide range of authors such as Gwyn Thomas, Geraint Vaughan Jones, Eurig Wyn and Meleri Wyn James and young authors such as Mared Llwyd and Gwenno Mair Davies.

A compilation of twenty short stories by authors from Wales and beyond. Includes stories by experienced authors such as Mihangel Morgan, Eigra Lewis Roberts, Kate Roberts; other popular writers such as Manon Rhys, Sonia Edwards and Fflur Dafydd; translations of works by Maupassant and Checkov and a brand new story by Caryl Lewis. Volume 2 also...

Y sylwebydd chwaraeon, Sioned Dafydd, yn pontio ei chariad tuag at chwaraeon a barddoniaeth trwy ddewis detholiad o gerddi sy'n ymwneud a byd y campau. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

Curiad is a pioneering and exciting LHDTQ+ anthology, the first of its type in the Welsh language. Skilful editor Gareth Evans-Jones brings together striking and diverse LHDTQ+ talents together. This special collection comprises works by poets, writers and playwrights. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

The latest volume presenting the best poems heard on the popular series 'Talwrn y Beirdd' on Radio Cymru, selected by Ceri Wyn Jones. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

A collection of new poems by various poets - all poems inspired by the Welsh Coastal Path. The volume is greatly enhanced by colour images from all around Wales.

A collection of short stories written for Welsh learners by Welsh learners. Each story has a twist in the tale. They are suitable for learners who have been learning Welsh for a year or two. Vocabulary is included at the bottom of each page and at the back of the book. Part of the exciting ''amdani'' series for learners.

6 original, light-hearted short stories, about 1,000 words each aimed at Welsh learners Entry Level. It comprises a list of some unfamiliar words at the bottom of each page together with an A-Z glossary at the end of the volume.

A collection of poems which is a selection of the fruits of the 'Beirdd y Mis' project on BBC Radio Cymru, comprising a handful of poems for each month of the year. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

Cyfrol o 7 stori fer a 7 cerdd/can newydd sbon ar y thema llesiant, a phob un yn codi calon, gan awduron adnabyddus fel Eurig Salisbury a LlA*r Gwyn Lewis ac awduron newydd megis Nia Morais ac Ifan Pritchard. Cyhoeddir ar y cyd rhwng y Lolfa a'r Eisteddfod Genedlaethol.

Eight stories for Foundation Level Welsh Learners by some of Wales'' best storytellers, including Bethan Gwanas, Guto Dafydd, Mared Lewis and Lois Arnold. In cooperation with the Welsh National Eisteddfod, the stories will be published in August, with the authors reading the stories (with subtitles) on various digital platforms.