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Wales, United Kingdom · WalesRebecca Roberts is an author of Welsh language fiction. Despite living in a community where Welsh speakers are very much in the minority, being a Welsh writer must always be linked with the language of my forefathers. She writes about growing in linguistic confidence and pride at her perseverance.See the Story
On Being a Writer in Wales: Rebecca Roberts
Podcast · WalesSword by azboomer via Pixabay Continuing our series of articles to accompany the podcast series Yr Hen Iaith. This is episode twenty nine. Jerry Hunter In our last instalment we concentrated on the ymrysonau, debates conducted using the strict-metre cywydd form, an interesting aspect of Welsh bardic culture and practice. In this episode we focus on Guto’r Glyn, a prolific poet from the fifteenth-century. Unlike many of the other cywyddwyr, he di…See the Story
Yr Hen Iaith part twenty nine: Guto'r Glyn (c.1410 – c.1493)
Wales, United Kingdom · WalesImage by CJ Wagstaff CJ Wagstaff Weather Warning I arrived in Penscynor to a fanfare of punishing rain; each huge glob landing like a shotput on the windshield. From the passenger seat, I could already see gusts of wind battering the tree line like some aggrieved poltergeist. I spent a final moment soaking up the car’s warmth before heaving myself out into the drizzle, the gravel-rich car park turning to a grey paste under my boots. It’s not tha…See the Story
Letter from Craig Gwladus Woods
Paris, France · ParisTories have reached the inevitable destination of their vile, ill-thought-out, thuddingly dull, cruel, and sparse philosophy. Llanidloes is essentially a refugee camp: somewhere that folks that don't fit in can coexist companionably. To assimilate into the place, you need to find it by accident, ideally at your lowest ebb.See the Story
The Price of Love
Wales, United Kingdom · WalesWelsh writer Stephen Price says he has trouble understanding what it means to be British. He believes the English are the most happy to refer to themselves as British. A YouGov survey found that 35% of English people questioned supported independence. But there are no persistent advocates with any reach or influence, he says.See the Story
Yes England! Where is England’s independence movement?
Wales, United Kingdom · WalesCymru is thrilled to announce the addition of Sketchy Welsh to our band of contributors from across the length and breadth of Wales (and sometimes beyond) Josh Morgan's growing legion of followers are just as enthralled with his amusing and captivating illustrations as they are with his touching mini-Welsh lessons. For the price of a cup of coffee a month you can help us create a national news service for the people of Wales.See the Story
Sketchy Welsh joins Nation.Cymru
Wales, United Kingdom · WalesBronwen Lewis and her Xmas single ‘Christmas After All’ Welsh music star Bronwen Lewis has today released her new Christmas single – and it pays a heartfelt tribute to one of her musical heroes, Shane MacGowan. ‘Christmas After All’ is Bronwen’s first Christmas single since 2020, and is inspired by the feeling of becoming older at Christmas, wondering perhaps where that childish excitement went as you grew-up and had to pay bills, work night shi…See the Story
Bronwen's touching tribute to Shane MacGowan on Christmas single
Wales, United Kingdom · WalesHeart of Wales Line by Flying Stag is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. The Bus Pass Wanderer At the beginning of the week, we were off to Shrewsbury for a couple of nights. The destination board on the Heart of Wales Line read “Llanwrtyd Wells” and we were told that the remainder of the journey would be made by bus. At least we’d see the Sugar Loaf Mountain and go through the tunnel. On board and heading towards Ammanford (I know, how exciting eh?) …See the Story
