The Golden ValleyThe Golden Valley is a personal account in words and photographs of the Garw where Phil Cope has lived for thirty five years. In it he explores the valleys history: sparsely worked agriculture; boom town coal exploitation; sudden, followed by gentle, post industrial decline; attempts at re invigoration through heritage and leisure; and now, existing in a post covid world. This is a classic example of close knit communities shattered by the removal of

and Chika Sagawa

of John Clare

which you already have in spades

P G Wodehouse

Yousef al-Mohaimeed – Excerpt from a new novel The Bottle

to be told

But Eeva’s path is not straightforward

He was editor of the Galway-based literary magazine The Burning Bush as well as the book Honeysuckle

his speculative novella

Independent on Sunday

explores not only the possibility of the spirit's existence after the death of the body

Russian folk tales and a battered old Bob Dylan cassette