Storm at Arberth

Sian James

Marian, a doctor’s widow, has moved to a cottage in a small Pembrokeshire town. Her neighbour is the Big House, Gerald, an expert on the standing stones of the Preseli mountains, believes their power continues today ...

A Straitened Stage: Saunders Lewis´ Theatre

Ioan Williams

Saunders Lewis (1893-1985), poet, novelist, lecturer, founder of Plaid Cymru (the Welsh Nationalist Party) was also the grea- test Welsh language playwright of the century. His nineteen plays are a peculiarly Welsh response to the crisis in European theatre of the 1890s, and make a distinctive contribution to mainstream European culture …

Strange Tunnels Disappearing

Gary Ley

Gary Ley’s second novel is a compulsive psychological exploration of two obsessional characters forced together in rural Peru. José is a politics lecturer on the theoretical wing of Sendero Luminoso, the Marxist revolutionary group in Peru. Hugo is a Brit, an aeroplane salesman with a deal to tie up in Brazil ...

A Stranger at Home

Denis F. Ratcliffe

An extraordinary epic about the insanity of war and the lengths men will go to for those they love, A Stranger at Home follows a member of the German SS who, through a remarkable series of events, finds himself fighting for the Russians in the hell of Stalingrad ...

The Sun in the West

Jean Earle

Incidents from childhood, history, family life, the television news - these are the varied sources of inspiration in this new collection by Jean Earle. The poems are profound without being obscure; easy to read, yet...

A Swansea Anthology

James A. Davies

Swansea and its surroundings have a literary pedigree that spans many centuries, with both native and visiting writers finding inspiration here...

Swansea Girl

Barbara Hardy

Swansea Girl is a recollection of childhood and adolescence in the ’20s, ’30s and ’40s, told with an attractive candour and made vivid by the author’s remarkable eye for detail …