Product Description: Originally published during the early part of the twentieth century, the Cambridge County Geographies were designed to provide a series of concise guides to British regions. Aimed at the general reader, they combined a comprehensive approach to various aspects of physical and human geography with an emphasis on clarity...read more

Product Description: Embarking on a journey that spans Sri Lanka, Wales, Spain, India, Morocco, and the lives and minds of complex, charming characters, these short stories offer a fresh view on contemporary life in Wales. The stylized prose creates both a sense of familiarity in the exotic and a sense of exotic in the familiar, which forms a tension between fantasy and reality...read more

Product Description: Tai and the Tremorfa Troll are off to visit Aunt Senni who lives under the bridge over the big mountain. It's a long way but when they get there it's market day and the Troll has five gold pieces in his pocket…

Some of the short fiction in this anthology is set in the urban centres of Wales. Other stories take the threads of styles of writing, urban and contemporary, weave them into the strings of themes that tie together the diversity and intertwining cultures strewn across the landscape of a modern Wales.

Product Description: First performed at the 2004 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, this play, set in 2006 following England's victory in the football World Cup, centers on three characters who meet for a meal one evening and discuss art, sex, and their relationships with one another.

Product Description: Set in various countries, this collection of 19 diverse essays reflects humor and humanity, pain and warmth in the lives of the characters.

Product Description: Exploring the lure of migration, this tale chronicles a drive along Route 66 from Oklahoma through New Mexico and Arizona to the promised land of California. Showing a country obsessed with change and itself, the story reveals how the nation fragments into pieces as the drift of manifest prosperity stalls on the coast...read more

Product Description: Quietly examining questions of belonging and of normality, this novel tells the story of Andy, Sarah, and Sean, three disabled young adults dependent on the support that parents and the healthcare system struggle to provide. All three owe much to former boxer George Rees, now a dedicated social worker...read more

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This work features three new plays in contenmporary Welsh drama, 'Safar' which depicts the erosion of Urdu/Muslim tradition, 'Gulp' which looks at the youth culture of the 1990s and the desires of a young, gay city, and 'My Piece of Happiness' - a play of love, friendship and delivering papers.