Böcker utgivna av Gwasg Carreg Gwalch

A journal, in art and verse (both Welsh and English) of the recent period in our lives. Siôn Aled and Iwan Bala give us a glimpse of how they view their world in the shadow of the twin plagues COVID-19 and Brexit.

A record of the perils of adventures in Snowdonia, as portrayed in the story of a rowing tragedy on the Mawddach estuary in 1894. When a group of idealistic and hopeful young people on a reading holiday in Barmouth set out on a boating excursion upriver in the early evening of 1 August 1894, they have no idea of the tragedy that will unfold....

Owen''s life is fine: as a television producer with an independent company in the capital, he has been milking the system for years, earning lots of money for only a little work. But things change when his wife leaves him... and he is sacked.

A volume of articles by one of the most subtle authors writing in the Welsh language today, encompassing such diverse topics as phonetics, cakes, cleaning and Karl Marx, as we are taken on a speedy trip around Wales and beyond. REPRINT FIRST PUBLISHED 2020

A tortuous historical novel by experienced Welsh novelist. The story takes us to Penrhyn''s magnificent castle and to the terrible plantations of Jamaica, as we follow the lives of two young girls, Dorcas and Eboni. This is a novel that attempts to get to grip with this shocking chapter in the history of mankind.

Songwriter Neil Rosser has done more than anyone to promote the image of the Welsh essence of the Swansea area, and this volume provides warm recollections of his beloved home town area.

A collection of stories and poems responding to the artwork of Welsh children during the period of self-isolating at home. Every child is welcome to join in the fun with the characters. If you are ready for adventure, this is the book for you.

A collection of poems, prose and pictures responding to the town of Cardigan. The town and the surrounding area is held close to Ceri Wyn Jones''s heart, and in this book he reflects, through both poetry and prose, on the town, its people and everything relating to the place. The unique photographs of Richard Outram enrich the text.

An adventure novel set amidst the turmoil of 6th century Britain. Its the year 552 and the island is divided, with tensions threatening to explode like a volcano. The island is unsteady after the plague that has swept the land; the sword rules and everyone has to bow to the law. Especially children. Especially women. Everyone, apart from 12...

The man who can give you a telling off is back, there''s loads of work to be done in the garden, but the little puppy is under his feet. But will the little puppy be able to help him after all?

Mabli is intent on becoming a famous journalist, and when she hears about a local historian who disappeared twenty years ago, she sets out to research the story, believing it is the break she requires to reach Fleet Street. The trail leads her to an empty house on the outskirts of town, where the supernatural awaits her...

A volume that focuses on the health and care requirements of the inhabitants of the slate communities of Dyffryn Peris and surrounding areas in Snowdonia. When the industry was at its height, there were 14,000 miners in Gwynedd. The dangers at work, together with the infections and illnesses that arose from poverty and lack of health provision...

Any national flag carries a high emotional charge and comes with both myth and historical fact attached; but this book is more wide-ranging in its approach. The mix of ancient and modern concerns and events is refreshing.

A travel book along the Welsh Borders. Over the centuries, many have yearned for an eastern coastline to Wales, presuming it would make guarding the culture of Wales and controlling its fate much easier.

A comprehensive biography of John Roderick Rees, crofter, crowned bard and teacher, a simple yet complex personality. These contrasting elements are brought to life in this outspoken volume.