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A novel about the unhappy childhood and youth of a young boy in south-east Wales who tries to come to terms with his sexuality.

The prizewinning volume of the 2002 National Eisteddfod Daniel Owen Memorial prize, being a novel about a young man from the 1960s who traces his muddled life by means of a series of computer files recording the happenings that led to his downfall, especially his relationship with females. First published in August 2002.

A masterful study of the status of Owain Glyn Dwr as an ambitious statesman and national hero together with his contribution to Welsh politics at the turn of the 15th century, written by the late R. R. Davies, an authority on the subject. 7 black-and white photographs and 3 maps. Reprint; first published in 2002.

The exciting account of many adventurous Welshmen who ventured to America at the end of the 19th century, becoming brave leaders, hardworking cowboys or notorious scoundrels in the Wild West. 24 black-and-white illustrations and 2 maps. First published in October 2002.

An appealing collection of 25 modern songs by the popular composer Emyr Huws Jones comprising guitar accompaniment together with the composer''s background notes about the circumstances of composing the songs. 19 black-and-white photographs.

An entertaining and amusing story about two brothers and a mongrel dog who succeed in catching five thieving Father Christmases on Christmas Eve. 11 black-and-white cartoon illustrations.

A collection of twenty-one appealing songs for primary school children by an experienced composer, comprising six carols together with songs on a variety of topics which are of interest to children, with simple piano accompaniments.

A novel inspired by one of the paintings of the artist Aneurin Jones, set in Anglesey during the First World War, portraying the complex relationships between members of two farming families. First published in 1999.

A collection of 21 unforgettable songs being a selection from 7 successful musicals composed by a talented trio for the Maldwyn and Meirion Theatre Companies since 1891. Reprint; first published in 1999.