Take some time to wonder this #nationalpoetryday
"Conradi is exceptionally skilled in conveying the peculiarities and eccentricities of the area. ...This is an excellent book, so enjoyable to read"
Thank you to Desmond Clifford and @nation.cymru for this review of At the Bright Hem of God: Radnorshire Pastoral
Coming up this November, we'll be joining Canadian author Tyler Keevil at @bookspacecardiff.bsky.social to discuss his fantastic intertwined collection of short stories, BORROWED FOR A SHORT TIME
Monday 23rd of November at 6.30 (doors 6.15)
An alarming red flag
We're always down for book loving folk to slide into our DMs 😘 Send us a cheeky request if you fancy a sneak preview of this one
Join for the book launch of How Not to Save the World, Anthea Lawson in conversation with poet Rae Howells, this THURSDAY 6pm at @swanseastones.bsky.social
People pushing at the limits of their own lives: losers & loners, cowboys & ghosts all quietly desperate for their worlds to change yet totally unprepared when they do. Brennig Davies' debut collection DOGS IN A STORM is out in hardback the 30th September. Pre-order yours below, but don't get bit.
Tonight join us for An Evening with Tyler Keevil, 7pm at Waterstones Abergavenny. More details and tickets below
If you haven't heard Katherine Philips' story about the women she loved, you really should! It's amazing! Join us if you can on Saturday @parthianbooks.bsky.social
Mel Giedroyc, Alan Cumming, Eric Ngalle Charles and the Inheritance Tracks of Carlos Gu
Catch-up on BBC Sounds, and listen out for a special phone call guest for Eric
Cheltenham Poetry Festival, presents Poetry All Stars 🌟Featuring Rae Howells, Christina Thatcher, Karen Downs-Barton, John McCullough, Rachel Spence and Julia Webb
Join online tomorrow eve
His winning story 'Piedmont' will be published in The Rhys Davies Award Anthology, alongside stories from the other shortlisted finalists. Join us to celebrate the launch @swanseastones.bsky.social with Elaine Canning and guest judge Tyler Keevil on the 28th of October, free to attend.
Llongyfarchiadau i Ben Fergusson!
Winner of the 2026 Rhys Davies Short Story Competition in collaboration with Swansea University Cultural Institute and The Rhys Davies Trust
