A collection of short stories by one of Wales's best known authors, comprising sixty stories portraying contemporary events which happen within one hour in a small Welsh town.

A perfect ghost story for the Christmas season by one of Wales's most popular authors.

A novel in the popular series of books (Cyfres yr Onnen) aimed at readers aged 9-12 years. This is prolific author Mihangel Morgan's first novel for children. A novel based on a true story, perhaps ... ?

A collection of ten essays presenting a personal view of the world of art, craft and film in Wales, England and America by one of the most prolific contemporary Welsh authors. 6 photographs.

How would Caradog Prichard cope with his memory loss after retiring? What happened to Evan Roberts after the Revival? What could have inspired Kate Roberts to compare the Welsh language to a bat, in a poem in Y Faner? These are some of the questions Mihangel Morgan tries to answer in this imaginative collection of stories.

Another entertaining novel following the ups and downs in the life of the research student, Mr Cadwaladr, a mysterious lady and many other strange characters. A sequel to Dirgel Ddyn.

A third novel by one of the most colourful authors of the present day, being a mystery novel set in a university town and a commentary on relationships and life in present day Wales. First published in 1999.

A new era is afoot for the inhabitants of imaginary village Pantglas as major work to the reservoir takes place around them. They will have to move, but a lot of water will have flowed under the bridge before then. A lively novel which uses some of the history of Lake Vyrnwy at Llanwddyn as a starting point for Mihangel Morgan's riotous...