A gripping novel about the relationship between a mother and daughter, as they travel in an old VW to various significant locaations throughout Wales, telling stories along the way. Winner of the Prose Medal at the 2021 AmGen Eisteddfod, with illustrations by Efa Lois.

Hannah-Jane is losing her memory, but her tongue is as sharp as a razor, as Beth her neighbour knows well. The prizewinnning volume of the 2021 Daniel Owen Memorial Prize is a tense page-turner as we unravel the mystery in Hannah-Jane's life.

This is the final title in a trilogy by Lleucu Roberts set in a post-apocalyptic Aberystwyth in 2141. When some people are snatched from Wales, where do they go? Intense themes lie under an idyllic surface: women's role in society, the treatment of people who are 'different', freedom and captivity, together with elements of 'Big Brother' and...

Seeds have been sown in the future after a nuclear bomb has devastated Western Europe. Some Welshmen had established a community on a Norwegian Island where Cai and Gwawr were brought up. The have now reached Aberystwyth where they discover a primitive tribe which is swiftly running out of food and seeds to grow crops.

The first title in a trilogy for older teenagers. Gwawr and Cai prepare to journey back to the Henwlad where they hope to learn about the lives of their ancestors before a destructive explosion which had a fateful effect on the world. The second and third titles will appear in 2018 and 2019.

A volume comprising half a dozen short stories, each story presenting, as its main theme, an aspect of being Welsh.

A novel which touches on present day conflicts in Wales - between north and south and between the English and the Welsh - but which shows how the characters gan settle their differences and pull together when the need arises.

Eifion is about to jump off Menai Bridge. He craves an escape from a life of failure. He's failed in his marriage, in business and in his relationship with his family. But at the critical moment when he is about to take the final step into darkness, Dewi comes to disrupt his plans. Winner of the Daniel Owen Prize at the 2014 National Eisteddfod.

Supporting her husband, Seimon Cesel Ucha, is the job of his wife from morning till night. Whenever a storm is brewing in his life, she must step to the front and run the farm until all has subsided. But one day, something comes to disrupt the lives of them both. Winner of the Literary Medal at the 2014 National Eisteddfod.

A novel set in the future in which Big Brother keeps an eye on everything; it tells the tale of a pregnant young woman who attempts to escape and to break free from the regime.