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Whose Wales?
So whose Wales is it? There is a degree of ambiguity that runs through Welsh politics that in turn has hindered discussions of a clear Welsh political identity. Can any one party claim to have done more than any other in the fight for securing and developing Welsh devolution? This book looks at these claims and counterclaims.
Cardiff Cut
First published in 2001, this play features an audacious and anarchic monologue set on the streets of the city of Cardiff, written by a poet and performer who is daring in both material and language.
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Against the Odds
In this wide-ranging and scholarly new book from the IWA, Harold Carter looks at what constitutes identity and at the remarkable achievement of the Welsh in withstanding cultural assimilation into their much bigger neighbour. The book examines the importance of language as a marker for identity and the dilemma it poses in the Welsh context.
Who Speaks for Wales?
This is the first collection of Williams' writings on Welsh culture, literature, history and politics. His introduction offers an original reading of his career from a Welsh perspective. The book will be essential reading for anyone interested in questions of identity, nationhood and ethnicity.
John Jenkins
Authorised biography of Welsh nationalist and activist John Barnard Jenkins, one of the most iconic figures in recent Welsh history. The leader of Mudiad Amddiffyn Cymru (MAC), he masterminded their 1960s bombing campaign protesting British state oppression and exploitation of Wales' natural resources.
The Future of Welsh Broadcasting
An edited transcript of an IWA-Ofcom seminar on the Future of Broadcasting in Wales.
Godbothering
Bestselling novelist and broadcaster, Rhidian Brook, presents a spiritual commentary on our lives and times, drawn from his popular broadcasts on Radio 4's Thought for the Day.
Sex on Toast
Humorous, serious and sometimes outrageous, Tpher Mills poetry covers swimming, love, work, dialects, sex, politics, death and everything in between. From the incidental ordinary to the waywardly imaginative Sex on Toast gathers Mills best-known work together with a host of new and uncollected material. From the earliest poems here, written in his teens, to those written in sardonic middle-age.
