Böcker utgivna av Lucent Dreaming

Friendships are perhaps the most fundamental and fulfilling connections we can have as humans. This anthology showcases stories and poems that capture the unique beauty of friendship, in all its multitudes, in its highs and lows, in its most perfect moments and in its most enduring. Friendship is a gift, and this anthology, a gift to friends. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

In the canyons of the Southwest, the Akote must learn to adapt as the invading US encroaches on their land while welcoming Francis Meavy, a white trader, into their tribe... -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

In this anthology, we tread the common ground of "not having". But our lives are very different and each of our voices spins a different tale. Read on, and you will discover (un)common worlds. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

Chasing Sakina is the debut poetry collection from Instagram poet Hafsa Ajadi. Hafsa Ajadi is a Muslim poet, who lived in Wales. She is better known as ChasingSakina on Instagram.

Fifteen-year-old Nick has just finished his GSCEs and is stuck at home in the seaside village of Brexenham, waiting for his results. What starts as a boring summer quickly transforms though, as Nick meets Jude Fletcher, a wild and otherworldly boy staying in a horse-drawn caravan while his father, Robin, restores the churchâEUR(TM)s stained glass. Nick is pulled into their world by JudeâEUR(TM)s natural magic and the captivating tales he tells around the campfire. But the disappearance of local girl, Jemma Cox hangs over the community and NickâEUR(TM)s father, a senior police officer, heads an increasingly desperate investigation to find her.

Slingshot is the debut poetry collection from Andrew Ogun, exploring the tension between where you are and where you want to be. Andrew Ogun is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on poetry, music and creative direction. He is also the Agent for Change at the Arts Council of Wales, and the main organiser for Black Lives Matter Gwent.

Are you ready to remove the wool from your eyes? âEUR¿Imagine we trade bodies with sheepâEUR(TM) critiques human society as if humans now have the bodies of sheep. This satirical, surreal and, in parts, emotional collection, explores how race, religion, politics, and mental health, may look like had humans traded bodies with sheep.

Maps are, in their simplest sense, the evidence of an exercise in tracing space driven by discovery. Rooms function as containers of precious things, of lives lived, the everyday. In this anthology, writers from across Wales provide literary reflections on maps and rooms, and reveal a long held and layered relationship with place.