\nCovering one Sunday tournament in the depths of Languedoc when his team bids to make the National Finals, Bill Rees…

GI Limey is a story about the bond that keeps soldiers together, through the danger of combat and the decades after. In this…

A moving and revealing memoir of real life at the turn of the century, Young Emma is W. H. Davies's frank and honest account…

\nBefore Charles became King, he was Prince of Wales. It was a role he took more seriously than any predecessor. From the…

In The Three Lives of Dylan Thomas, journalist Hilly Janes explores the poet's life and extraordinary legacy through the…

\nIn this clear and absorbing memoir John Sam Jones writes ofa life lived on the edge. It is story of journeys and…

The pen of W. H. Davies, super-tramp and writer, reveals a fascinating picture of a vast, bustling continent intent on its…

\nSpanning the parochial South Wales Valleys of the forties and fifties, London\'s swinging sixties and politically…

\nRAYMOND WILLIAMS was the most influentialsocialist writer and thinker in post-war Britain. Now, making full use of…

This rich biography tells the remarkable tale of Margaret Haig Thomas who became the Second Viscountess Rhondda. She was a…

The first full-length biography of Brenda Chamberlain chronicles the life of an artist and writer whose work was strongly…

\nEdited with an introduction by Peter Wakelin. Part of the Modern Wales series. Originally published in 1945, Miner\'s Day…