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Issue 94
Winter 2011
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  • July in Ceredigion
    John Barnie
    A non-fiction response to RS Thomas' Blwyddyn yn Llyn
  • What Pencils Were Made to Create
    David Thorpe
    David Thorpe considers some recent graphic novels.
  • Slate Country Fictions
    Jim Perrin
    Jim Perrin on outside views of Wales
  • Yes and No
    Jane MacNamee
    On grief and belonging
  • Tourism and Tear Gas
    Lewis Davies

  • Pulp Kitchen
    Rhian Jones
    On musicians, authors and the digital world.
  • Trade Winds
    Euan Thorneycroft
    News from an agent's desk
  • Rich Text
    Hayley Long
    On writing to the teenage chicklit formula

Also in this issue:

  • Matthew Francis
  • Christien Gholson
  • Ciaran O'Rourke

 

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New Welsh Review brings you the very best new writing from Wales. Vibrant, engaging and eclectic, each quarterly issue features the finest work from literary heavyweights alongside the cream of new talent. Inside the magazine are articles on literature, theatre and the arts, as well as interviews, reviews, new fiction and poetry, plus a photo essay, opinion column and an exploration of the writer’s craft. New Welsh Review aims to reflect and stimulate the literary scene now, celebrating both contemporary writing and the literary tradition.

New Welsh Review's focus is on Welsh writing in English, but our outlook is deliberately diverse, encompassing broader UK and international contexts. The magazine is a platform for debate, an opportunity for new writing talent and a chance to discover the exciting literary world of contemporary Wales.

Look at the current issue or back issues, subscribe or buy online, find out how to make a submission; or join our literary network on Facebook.

 

Editor's Blog

Handbag etiquette and A.N. Wilson roots for Wales!

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Etchings for Primo Levi by Jane Joseph
Review by Paul Griffiths of an exhibition at the Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno

Gallery 4: 19th January - 11th March 2012; opening event: Saturday 28th January, 2pm

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NWR WINTER TRIO: Interview THREE

Click on Editor's Blog for an interview with featured writer Matthew Francis

NWR WINTER TRIO: Interview TWO

Jim Perrin interviewed on the blog.

http://newwelshreview.blogspot.com/search/label/A%20Journey%20Through%20the%20Landscapes%20of%20Loss

WINTER TRIO: Interview ONE

Christien Gholson interviewed on the blog

http://newwelshreview.blogspot.com/2011/11/christien-gholson-talks-to-paul-cooper.html

Keep watching the blog for further interviews!
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We are not currently accepting fiction submissions
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