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Issue 89
Autumn 2010
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  • Exiles
    Niall Griffiths
    Homecomings
  • At the Inquiry
    Robert Lewis
    On Chilcot
  • Slanderous Tongues
    John Redmond
    Welsh Poetry in English
  • Journal in Ireland
    Katie Gramich
    On Margiad Evans
  • First Hand
    Philip Gross
    On home, routes and roots
  • The Last Word
    Sheenagh Pugh
    Place or displacement
  • Photo Essay: Bologna's Hinterland
    Rhodri Jones

Also in this issue:

  • Tiffany Atkinson
  • Stewart Foster
  • Paul Henry
  • Meirion Jordan
  • Tim Liardet
  • Lorraine Mariner
  • Andrew McNeillie
  • Francesca Rhydderch

 

Read something memorable

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.

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JOB OPPORTUNITY

New Welsh Review is seeking a new editor to commence in March 2011. An individual with commitment, vision and drive, the editor is responsible for the creative direction and content of the magazine; someone with a passion for literature and knowledge of writing in Wales, ideally with a proven track record in publishing, combined with excellent organisational and interpersonal skills.

For further details including a job description and how to apply, please download the information below or email Alex Hobson at admin@newwelshreview.com.

Deadline for applications: 3rd November 2010.

New Welsh Review is published with the financial support of the Welsh Books Council.

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Writing the Picture by David Hurn and John Fuller is a rare collaboration between a photographer and poet. Win a copy of this sumptuous book, published by Seren, alongside a copy of New Welsh Review 70 to 83: 12 issues with the magazine’s own David Hurn/poet collaboration.

For a chance to win this prize you need to be a New Welsh Review subscriber and simply write, phone or email admin@newelshreview.com by the closing date of November 30th 2010. Good luck!

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