Seren’s Authors
Information on all Seren’s authors.
Geoff Mungham (- 2004) was a Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Journalism Studies, Cardiff University. He was a former Cardiff City Councillor and Secretary of the ’Cardiff Says Yes’ Campaign Group.
Geraint Talfan Davies has been at the centre of Welsh cultural life – in both languages – for over thirty years. He was a newspaper journalist, and a senior executive in ITV, BBC and the arts before becoming the embattled Chairman of the Arts Council of Wales. He is currently chairman of Welsh...
Gil Courtemanche (1943-2011) was born in Montreal and became a journalist in 1962, with Radio-Canada. He created, edited and hosted a variety of radio and tv journalism programmes and helped found Le Jour. His tv films included works on the Rwandan genocide and on AIDS in Africa, both of which...
Gladys Mary Coles, the leading authority on the subject, is President of the Mary Webb Society. Her earlier, now unavailable, biography, The Flower of Light (1978), was an acclaimed pioneering study and is recognised as the standard work on Mary Webb. She is also the editor of the Selected Poems of...
Glenda Beagan lives in Rhuddlan, Denbighshire. She was educated at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth and at the University of Lancaster. She has published three collections of stories for Seren, The Medlar Tree, Changes and Dreams and The Great Master of Ecstasy. She has also published a...
Glyn Edwards has been described as one of 'Wales' most exciting young poets'. He is a former winner of Terry Hetherington Award for Welsh young writers, and remains a trustee of the prize.
His collection Vertebrae, published by The Lonely Press, was both a Wales Arts Review and Poetry Wales ‘Book...
Glyn Jones (1905-1995) was a poet, short-storywriter and novelist. Born in Merthyr Tydfil into a Welsh-speaking family, his education was entirely in English and he became a teacher in Cardiff and Bridgend. In addition to three novels, three volumes of stories and a posthumous Collected Poems, he...
Glyn Mathias established the Roland Mathias Prize in honour of his father. He was a print and broadcast journalist with ITN and BBC Wales before becoming the Electoral Commission’s Commissioner for Wales (2001-09). He was awarded an OBE in 2018 and is currently President of the Brecknock Society...
Graham Clifford was born in 1973 in Portsmouth and grew up in Wiltshire. He studied Fine Art and then Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia. He has been published in numerous literary magazines such as: Poetry Wales, The Rialto, Magma, and London Magazine. Graham has been commended in...