Time Pieces

Paul Henry

Time Pieces is Paul Henry’s debut collection of poems. Clear-eyed, compassionate, and concerned, he writes movingly about members of his family and community. We meet the brisk, arrogant ’Bigwig’, the fragile, elderly ’Audrey in Autumn’,...

To Babel and Back

Robert Minhinnick

WINNER OF WALES BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 2006

Join Robert Minhinnick on a journey across a radioactive planet. Researching the use of depleted uranium in modern weapons, the writer follows a deadly trail from the uranium mines of the USA into Saddam Hussein’s Iraq...

To the God of Rain

Tim Liardet

These complex, intricate and fascinating poems are like miniature novellas, full of incident and atmosphere. Their titles set scenes: ‘Whisky Drinker Considers his Skirmish with Death’, ‘A Futurist Looks at a Dog’, ‘Re-reading Lolita in...

Totes Meer

Dai Vaughan

Totes Meer is an eloquent and lapidary meditation on control, rebellion and creativity. In four sections - ’A Rabbit’, ’Letter to a Dog’, ’In Chrysalis’, ’Slug Heaven’ - Dai Vaughan contrasts life viewed in anticipation with life viewed in retrospect ...

A Toy Epic

Emyr Humphreys

A Toy Epic is the story of three boys moving towards the threshold of adult life in the Thirties. From differing backgrounds, their lives cross and touch until they become firm friends. Each of them, Michael, Albie and Iorwerth, take up the story in turn, creating their own particular world and contributing to the composite picture of ’one of the four comers of Wales’ ...

Trace

André Stitt

André Stitt is one of the foremost practitioners of performance art in the UK. His gallery in Cardiff, Trace, hosts a regular programme focussing on contemporary fine art performance, video, installation and interactive, interdisciplinary activity...

Travelling to the Fish Orchards

Robert Seatter

Robert Seatter’s debut collection is characterised by an open, highly personal tone; his style is fresh and uncluttered; his imagery charged and luminous. A love for Italy pervades the book, from a witty poem on...

Twmps

David Nash

This beautifully produced book is sculptor David Nash’s response to the three hundred year old yews in the gardens of Powis Castle. After decades – in some cases centuries --– without trimming some twenty yews...