A treasury of poems, essays and other creative writings about Cardiff by those to whom the capital of Wales has played an important role in their lives, with photographs responding to the text by Richard...

A book for Welsh learners, Advanced Level, being a collection of short stories by well-known authors. The volume comprises 25,000 words and has a glossary. Edited by Rhiannon Thomas, a tutor specialising in the field of teaching Welsh to adults.

6 original, light-hearted short stories, about 1,000 words each aimed at Welsh learners Entry Level. It comprises a list of some unfamiliar words at the bottom of each page together with an A-Z glossary at the end of the volume.

A volume of 7 short stories and 7 poems/brand new songs on the theme of wellbeing. Each one is uplifting, and is written by well-known authors such as Eurig Salisbury and Llŷr Gwyn Lewis and new authors such as Nia Morais and Ifan Pritchard. Published jointly by Y Lolfa and the National Eisteddfod.

Angharad Griffiths has compiled a selection of agonising stories by individuals who have, in the past, had issues with alcohol. 13 contributors discuss frankly their relationship with alcohol, sharing their experiences of picking themselves up from a deep darkness and resolving not to touch another drop.

Eight stories for Foundation Level Welsh Learners by some of Wales' best storytellers, including Bethan Gwanas, Guto Dafydd, Mared Lewis and Lois Arnold. In cooperation with the Welsh National Eisteddfod, the stories will be published in August, with the authors reading the stories (with subtitles) on various digital platforms.

This is the story of one of Wales' main Welsh-language organisations, with 280 branches and 7,000 members. Over the decades Merched y Wawr has provided women with opportunites to socialise, practice their skills, raise money and be proud of their Welshness.

This booklet is offered as an aid in choosing and composing prayers of intercession for various occasions for the Prayer of the Faithful.