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September 16, 2014
Seren Talks To… Pascale Petit
Pascale Petit tells us about her favourite places in Paris, The big cat house of the Jardin des Plantes zoo and it’s devilishly handsome inhabitant Aramis, teases us with the possibility of a novel and tells all about her new book Fauverie . …
September 15, 2014
New Titles for £6
Get Two New Titles For £6 Each. It’s publication day for two fantastic new titles: Pascale Petit’s Fauverie is the award winning follow up to The Zoo Father, while Significance by Jo Mazelis takes a literary twist on the classic murder mystery. To ce…
September 11, 2014
60. Love and Fallout: Kathryn Simmonds
A Four Star Review of Kathryn Simmonds’ Love and Fallout
September 10, 2014
Three Evocative Poems from Pascale Petit’s Award Winning Collection, Fauverie
Pascale Petit’s eagerly anticipated new collection Fauverie, will be released in just a few days. Fauverie is the award winning follow up to Pascale’s previous collection The Zoo Father. With Paris and the majestic Jardin des Plantes as it’s stage,…
September 10, 2014
Poetry Wales Celebrates 50 Years!
Poetry Wales will be holding a special event in September to mark its 50th Birthday. The magazine was founded in 1965 and has been publishing poetry and criticism from Wales and beyond for nearly 50 years. The first issue of the 50th Volume was publi…
August 22, 2014
10 Amazing Facts You Didn’t Know About Hay-On-Wye
To celebrate the launch of Jim Saunders’ new book, Hay – Landscape Literature and the Town of Books, here’s 10 amazing facts you may not known about the famous festival town. 1) Despite its Herefordshire postal address, Hay-on-Wye is actually in Wale…
August 20, 2014
Sunday Poem – Carolyn Jess-Cooke
Kim Moore’s Sunday Poem is the brilliant Boom! by Carolyn Jess-Cooke
August 14, 2014
A New Short Story For August
Seren’s short story for August comes from writer and translator Eluned Gramich. Eluned’s story, Pulling Out, highlights a developing problem in Japan of young men and women withdrawing from everyday life, locking themselves away in their bedrooms. Th…
July 11, 2014
Francesca Rhydderch wins Fiction Prize at Wales Book of the Year
Francesca Rhydderch’s debut novel The Rice Paper Diaries, has been awarded the prestigious Wales Book of the Year English Language Fiction Prize. Owen Sheers scooped the overall prize of Wales Book of the Year as well as the Roland Mathais prize for…
