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  Books | Salt by Catrin Kean

  Gemma Pearson reviews the debut novel from Catrin Kean, Salt. “A life is so long and yet so short, […] so much happens, and so little.” When you think of salt, […]

  Literature | 12.08.20
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  Poetry | Saints and Lodgers by W.H. Davies

  Thomas Tyrrell reviews Saints and Lodgers, a new selection of the poems of W.H. Davies. Across the twentieth century, no figure lost as much standing in the public imagination as […]

  Literature | 11.08.20
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  A Virtual Residency at Cynon Valley Museum

  Rachel Carney reflects on her own creative process during a search for inspiration at the Cynon Valley Museum. My poems can often take months, sometimes years, to be crafted to […]

  Literature | 10.08.20
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  The Lessons of Mrs America

  Hayley Long looks at the power and poignancy of Mrs America, the new star-studded BBC drama that tells the story of the efforts to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment in […]

  Film & TV | 07.08.20
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  Q&A | Artists in Lockdown

  Musician Geraint Rhys reflects on his own creative process and chats with seven other artists across the creative spectrum to see how months of isolation has impacted their creativity. Covid-19 […]

  Literature | 06.08.20

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