Yasmin Begum explores the kaleidoscopic folklife of Wales, deconstructing colonial curation and shining light on the folklore and history of the second oldest community of Black people and people of colour in the UK.
The days are getting longer and lighter, and summer reading fast approaches – Mel from Griffin Books recommends her favourite summer reads from Wales.
I’ll be entirely honest with you – I’m not confident when it comes to offering an easy definition of ‘folklore’. But there are typical images,
It’s the Folding Rock team’s turn to shout about their favourite books this season – including the year’s biggest reading highlights, and top picks for 2026…
Kaja has selected a bunch of brilliant bookish gifts for the readers in your life, with each purchase supporting an indie press or bookshop in Wales.
‘I can recall with crystalline clarity the moment I was truly introduced to literature. And I have music to thank for it.’
Editor Robert Harries introduces the third issue.
Writer and historian Rebecca Thomas explores the witchcraft in Welsh literature, and takes a look at two brand new additions to this long-standing fascination with the woman as ‘witsh.’
Poet Mari Ellis Dunning takes us through the creative process of researching and writing her debut novel, Witsh.
Read the editorial for Issue 002: Speak to Me
A shop-front round-up of summer book recommendations – with Lily Baron at Book Space Cardiff
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