Jasmine Donahaye's books include the memoir Losing Israel (Seren, 2015), winner of nonfiction Wales Book of the Year; a biography The Greatest Need (Honno, 2015); the cultural study Whose People? Wales, Israel, Palestine (University of Wales Press, 2012) and two collections of poetry: Self-Portrait as Ruth (Salt, 2009), and Misappropriations (Parthian, 2006). Her work has appeared in the Guardian and the New York Times, and on BBC Radio 4. She is a part-time Professor in Creative Writing at Swansea University, and is a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales.
Her latest book, Birdsplaining: A Natural History, has been featured at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the Oxford Literary Festival and the Hay Festival, and is selected for our 2023 Bookshelf.