Dyma ein Silff Lyfrau - detholiad blynyddol o lyfrau a argymhellir gan y Gyfnewidfa ar gyfer cyfieithu dramor.
Cynan Jones
Disastrous cycles of flood and drought dominate life in the climate-changed future. Guarded by marksmen, the armoured Water Train that keeps the parched city alive is under threat from terrorists.…mwyZoë Skoulding
With Footnotes to Water, winner of the much deserved Wales Book of the Year Award 2020 for poetry, Zoë Skoulding confirms her place as a leading poet who continues to examine her surroundings, the…mwySiân Melangell Dafydd
Set in the Second World War and its aftermath, Sian Melangell Dafydd’s long-awaited second novel brings alive the story of Italian prisoners-of-war who were sent to work on farms in north Wales.…mwyStevie Davies
In this gripping psychological thriller, award-winning novelist Stevie Davies analyses the complexities of a troubled mind with extraordinary insight and sensitivity. While Freya’s husband lies…mwyDurre Shahwar
Just So You Know: Essays of Experience is an anthology of sixteen essays, edited by Hanan Issa, Durre Shahwar and Özgur Uyanik to offer an open platform for LGBT, BAME, neurodivergent and disabled…mwyMatthew Francis
In Matthew Francis’s seventh poetry collection, the leading poet guides us through his careful and meticulous observation of nature, through the delight to be had in the miniscule and variety of…mwyElinor Wyn Reynolds
With hindsight, a bereaved daughter realises that a seemingly trivial fall led inexorably to her widowed father’s death. An eloquent Everywoman, the daughter traces with great delicacy her response…mwyKatherine Stansfield
Displacement and journeying underpin this engaging, second poetry collection by Katherine Stansfield. Having moved from her childhood Cornwall to Wales, she scrutinises the disjunctions and points…mwyAlun Davies
Set in the coastal town of Aberystwyth, Alun Davies’s detective novel, the second in his trilogy, is among the finest example of the Welsh-language noir genre. For Taliesin MacLeavy, the wounded…mwyCarys Davies
Shy, plagued with anxiety and unable to cope with life in Britain today, an Englishman escapes to India, finding refuge in a small hill town. Here he lodges in the mission house belonging to the…mwyGwen Davies
In this mysterious and quiet novel, steeped in emotion and filled with secrets, Gwen Davies has skilfully translated Caryl Lewis’s beguiling story of Mari, a market stall holder who lives alone…mwyGwen Davies
In this mysterious and quiet novel, steeped in emotion and filled with secrets, Gwen Davies has skilfully translated Caryl Lewis’s beguiling story of Mari, a market stall holder who lives alone…mwyTristan Hughes
Award-winning fiction writer Tristan Hughes bridges his twin homelands of Wales and Canada in this this new collection of short stories. Set mainly in rural Ontario and Ynys Môn, they reflect on…mwyLloyd Jones
In this atmospheric novel prizewinning author Lloyd Jones returns to Dolfrwynog farm in north-east Wales, the setting for Dŵr (2009)/Water (2014), his powerful vision of future environmental…mwyLlwyd Owen
Once said to be ‘the language of heaven’, Welsh takes on a sinister dimension in Llwyd Owen’s gripping new thriller. In this dystopian fantasy of the near future, ten years on from a disastrous…mwyLlŷr Gwyn Lewis
At the confluence of two railway lines, two lives come together in this second poetry collection by acclaimed author Llŷr Gwyn Lewis. Emerging from the lockdown period, these quietly powerful poems…mwyElin ap Hywel
A life lived intensely, running the gamut of human emotions, emerges from forty years’ work by one of the most remarkable poetic talents of modern Wales. Since first bursting on to the literary…mwyEmma Glass
Following hard on the heels of her searing first book, Peach (2018), Emma Glass’s second novel is equally compulsive reading, this time an intense, authentic study of an experienced nurse in a…mwy