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Susie Wild | Poet/Writer | Books include: Windfalls, Better Houses, The Art of Contraception | Wales, UK https://linktr.ee/Soozerama

It is lovely to see that Unspeakable Beauty by Georgia Carys Williams has been picked a Books Council of Wales Book of the Month for February! (Parthian Books) 'A truly impressive achievement from a rising star of Welsh literature.' – Gosia Buzzanca, Buzz Magazine

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Out next month: three brand new poetry collections from Parthian… Graveyards On Other Planets – Roberto Pastore Breakfast with the Scavengers – Ben Rhys Palmer Moon Base One – Jemma L. King

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We're absolutely delighted for Natalie Ann Holborow, today shortlisted for Wales Book of the Year Award 2025 for her third poetry collection, the stellar 'Little Universe' (Parthian Books). Thanks to all the judges and huge congratulations to all the other wonderful writers on the shortlist!

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📚 Free Verse Poetry Book & Magazine Fair is just DAYS away! In the build-up to one of the biggest events in the poetry calendar, we are continuing to showcase all of the publishers you will find at the Fair. This batch includes: ourselves, Arachne Press, the National Poetry Library, (...)

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To be able to process the craziness of the world is one thing: to make sense of it is quite another. And then to write about it in coruscatingly brilliant, blistering prose is altogether something else ✍️ Jon Gower wp.me/p8Mk4U-Vj1

Book review: From the Senedd to the Rooftops by Ben Wildsmith

Jon Gower I knew I would end up crying as I re-read ‘The Gambler,’ one of the Ben Wildsmith’s consistently probing and morally questioning bi-weekly columns for Nation.Cymru. Tenderly powerful and pow...

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Unsolicited writing advice, no. #322: Don’t be afraid of failure. Every artist you’ve ever heard of has tried and failed countless times. Failures show you’re trying new things, taking risks, learning. Failure is a necessary step on the road to success.

‘Markham’s novel makes inventive use of a well-worn literary motif, using it to consider the workings of power from a perspective not often seen in fiction from Wales. It deserves to be read far more widely.’ — JL George, New Welsh Review www.parthianbooks.com/products/fox...

Fox Bites

When Taban wishes for the world to end something out there . . . hears him.Soon the young boy is being stalked by a fox whose salivating jaws drag him into strange dreams. Dreams where he is a revolut...

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‘a fierce and loving affirmation of the local, exemplifying the sort of care-full attention to the interdependence of people, other animals and plants that will be required if anything worthwhile is to be saved from the present ruin.’ - Steven Lovatt reviews This Common Uncommon in New Welsh Review

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The Borzello Trust Poetry Prize is seeking 6 unpublished poems with one focusing on the theme of churchyards. Winning a £500 publishing contract and with 5 runner ups receiving £150 and publication in a special poetry anthology for sixth forms and libraries. newwelshreview.com/award-page/b...

The Borzello Trust Poetry Prize - New Welsh Review

In our tenth year of the New Welsh Writing Awards we are delighted to open a new category supporting the development of poets living, working or from Wales with thanks to the generous support of The B...

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Hello! I was let in the back door, bedraggled from the rain last night... so I just thought I'd stop dripping puddles in the kitchen, staring at you all, and say hi. You look nice. I'll put the kettle on... take a proper look around.