Seren’s Authors
Information on all Seren’s authors.
Cynan Jones was born in Wales in 1975. His first novel, The Long Dry (2006) won a Betty Trask Award from the Society of Authors and is translated into several languages. His second novel Everything I Found on the Beach was published in 2011, and a piece from a work in progress included in Granta...
Cyril Jones is Welsh language poet who writes strict and free metre poems. Since moving from to work in south Wales in 2001 he has collaborated with artists, an archaeologist, and other poets. During recent collaborations with artists and an archaeologist - and the present project with Philip Gross...
Dafydd Johnston is Professor of Welsh at the University of Wales, Swansea. Amongst his writing on Welsh literature is A Pocket Guide: The Literatures of Wales (University of Wales press, Cardiff, 1994).
Dai George was born in Cardiff in 1986 and has studied in Bristol, New York and London. His poems and criticism have appeared in The Guardian Online, The Boston Review, New Welsh Review, Poetry Review, The White Review, The Lonely Crowd, and many other magazines and anthologies. His first...
Dai Vaughan was one of the most highly-regarded documentary film editors to have worked in Britain. His novels include Totes Meer and Non-Return. He is also the author of For Documentary: 12 Essays.
Co-editor of The Captain's Tower, Damian Furniss’ first collection, Chocolate Che, was published this year; he is widely published in magazines and read at festivals and events around the country.
Damian Walford Davies is a poet, writer and librettist. He is the author of four Seren collections – Suit of Lights (2009), Witch (2012), Judas (2015) and Docklands (2019), together with the pamphlet Alabaster Girls (Rack Press, 2015) and the co-written volume, Whiteout (Parthian, 2006).
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Daniel Butler has been a freelance writer and journalist since 1989, specialising in rural and environmental issues. He has published 6 books about nature and the countryside, including The Red Tail, Sharing the Seasons with a Hawk (Cape, 1994). He moved to live the good life in Wales in 1993 and...
Professor Daniel G. Williams is Director of the Richard Burton Centre for the Study of Wales at Swansea University. He is the author of Wales Unchained: Literature, Politics and Identity in the American Century (2015), Black Skin, Blue Books: African Americans and Wales 1845-1945 (2012), and...