Stillicide

Cynan Jones

Stillicide has a terse, minimalist quality… The radical distillation of language, the sense that every word has been individually chosen, results in a blunt perfection that heightens this effect.

Nina Allan, The Guardian

Footnotes to Water

Zoë Skoulding

Informed, engaged, thought-provoking.

New Welsh Review

Filò

Siân Melangell Dafydd

After reading this novel, I felt better in my soul. It is a beautiful novel: beautiful in its style, and even more beautiful in its love of humanity.

Aled Jones Williams, O’r Pedwar Gwynt

The Party Wall

Stevie Davies

Witty, grief-stricken and packed with intrigue, Stevie Davies's tale about a budding, dangerous relationship between neighbours is a beautifully wrought page-turner.

Francseca Rhydderch

Just So You Know: Essays of Experience

Hanan Isse, Dure Shawar, Özgür Uyanik.

‘Smart, bold and fresh – these are voices we need to hear’ – Darren Chetty

Wing

Matthew Francis

Marvellous… inspiring… Nature does not go out of fashion and we need poetry of this quality more than ever.

The Guardian

Gwirionedd

Elinor Wyn Reynolds

Here is a celebration of grief; of grief being the other side of the same coin as love, and to experience it is an integral part of loving and of being loved.

Grug Muse, O'r Pedwar Gwynt

We Could Be Anywhere by Now

Katherine Stansfield

A humorous, perceptive and erudite collection that deepens our understanding and perception of language and identity.

Luanne Thornton, New Welsh Review

Ar Lwybr Dial

Alun Davies

Alun Davies is an unmistakable writing talent – and the narrative here moves quickly, in an exciting, succinct style, sustaining the tension from start to finish.

Arwel Vittle, Barn