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  Poetry: Hand and Skull by Zoe Brigley

  Laura May Webb finds that Zoë Brigley’s third poetry collection, Hand and Skull, cuts right to the bone. At first reading, Zoë Brigley’s third poetry collection appears to be an […]

  Literature | 24.06.19
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  Poetry: The Bramble King by Catherine Fisher

  Thomas Tyrrell finds much to admire in the latest poetry collection, The Bramble King, from award-winning novelist Catherine Fisher. What happens when a writer of fantasy turns to poetry? For […]

  Literature | 21.06.19
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  The Anthropocene: Are We Being Good Ancestors?

  Jodie Bond investigates perhaps ecology’s first ever buzzword, the Anthropocene, and asks what it means for Wales and our future generations. Are we being good ancestors? A question posed by […]

  Comment | 21.06.19
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  Sian Gwenllian: Welsh History for Welsh Schools

  Sian Gwenllian AM, Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Education (and the Welsh Language), argues the case for  stronger history curriculum for Welsh pupils. No one should be deprived of learning about […]

  Comment | 19.06.19
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  Comment: Reviewing Rory Stewart

  Adam Somerset was on hand to examine the theatre of Westminster on the day of the first votes in the Conservative Party leadership contest, and took a particularly interest in […]

  Comment | 18.06.19

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