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Charles Norris in Pembrokeshire 1805-1841

£22.50

ISBN: 978-0-9565396-1-8

Charles Norris left a unique visual record of Pembrokeshire in the first part of the nineteenth century. This publication and its accompanying cd provide the most comprehensive record of his work yet assembled.

Tenby Remembers: The First World War

£6.99

Edited by Neil Westerman,

ISBN: 978-0-904696-19-6

A biographical dictionary of men from Tenby who served in the first world war.

Tenby & Saundersfoot Through Time

£14.99

Mark Davies

ISBN: 978-1-4456-0715-3

A fully illustrated book exploring the evolution of Tenby and Saundersfoot over the years.

Rockets, Radar And The Big Bang Unlocking secrets of maths, science and the universe.

£9.99

Greg Lewis

ISBN: 978-1-8384229-2-9

Our hunger for knowledge has helped us stand on the moon and explore the origins of the universe. And these five amazing stories from science, technology, engineering and maths will astound and thrill you.

Learning has never been so much fun- or this exciting!

Real South Pembrokeshire

£9.99

Tony Curtis

ISBN: 978-1-85411-53709

Poet and author Tony Curtis explores the length and breadth of the locality to uncover the unusual, the wonderful and the everyday that is south Pembrokeshire.

Poems from Pembrokeshire

£5

Selected by Amy Wack

ISBN: 978-1-78172-486-6

Poems from Pembrokeshire is part of Seren’s pamphlet series celebrating the spirit of place. Poets include: Tony Curtis, Waldo Williams, Alison Bielski, Gillian Clarke, A.C. Bevan, Peter Finch, R.S. Thomas, Menna Elfyn, Hilary Llewellyn-Williams, Ben Ray, Gwyneth Lewis, Rowan Williams, Philip Cross, Maggie Harris, Duncan Bush, David Foster-Morgan, David Hodges, Matthew Francis, George Sandifer-Smith, David Emrys James, Tiffany Atkinson, Emily Hinshelwood, Wendy French, Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch

Under Milk Wood – The Definitive Edition

£8.99

Dylan Thomas

ISBN: 978-1-7802-2724-5

Commissioned by the BBC, and described by Dylan Thomas as ‘a play for voices’, under milk wood is an emotive and hilarious account of a spring day in the fictional welsh seaside village of Llareggub. This definitive edition includes notes, selected criticism and a chronology of Dylan Thomas’s life and times.

Lest We Forget – Back in time with a D-Day hero

£9.99

Evan Lewis & Caoimhe Lewis

ISBN: 978-108384229-1-2

Ted Owens, a veteran of world war two, is a living library of stories from the past century. He and his friends, Evan and Caoimhe, take an epic journey through history to visit places where Ted was almost killed.

Learning has never been so much fun – or exciting

Pembrokeshire Folk Tales

£9.99

Christine Willison

ISBN: 978-0-7524-6565-4

These stories, beautifully illustrated by the author, bring to life the landscape of the county’s spectacular coastline and rolling hills.

Fighting for Fairness – Righting wrongs and battling prejudice

£9.99

Greg Lewis

ISBN: 978-1-8384229-6-7

These are the stories of men and women who fought for fairness.

From the first black footballer to appear for Wales, to the first Welsh woman to become a doctor and the slave’s daughter who worked to help others

Learning has never been so much fun- or this exciting!

Collected Stories

£9.99

Dylan Thomas

ISBN: 978-1-780-22-730-6

This book presents the complete span of Thomas’s stories, from his first urgent hallucinatory visions of the dark forces beneath the surface of welsh life to the inimitable comedy of his later autobiographical writings. The stories showcase his humour, his fine ear for speech and his exceptional narrative skills.

The Actor’s Crucible

£9.99

Angela V. John

ISBN: 978-1-91-090168-7

Port Talbot and the making of Richard Burton, Anthony Hopkins, Michael Sheen and more.  This book puts centre-stage the shifting fortunes of a town, its actors and, crucially, its enablers – those unsung heroes who helped to nurture talent in schools, youth centres and youth centres and youth theatre. Using extensive interviews, it provides a refreshing way of looking at the history of a community and a profession, as well as casting new unexpected light on the backgrounds of its most famous stars.

Caldey Island

£9.99

Written by Christopher Howells and photographed by Ross Grieve.

ISBN: 9781912213306

Three miles off Tenby on the south west coast of wales, the small island of Caldey keeps faith with fifteen hundred years of tradition.  Author Chistopher Howells and photographer Ross Grieve have captured the daily life of the monks and their religious celebrations in unprecedented detail.

Collected Poems

£8.99

Dylan Thomas

IBSN: 978-1-780-22729-0

This selection spans the poet’s writing lifetime- from his first collection, 18 Poems, published to instant acclaim at the age of twenty, to his last, unfinished poem about his father’s death.

A Dylan Odyssey

£20

ISBN: 9781909823440

Follow in the steps of Dylan Thomas. 15 literary tours in Wales, Oxford, London and New York by Griff Rhys Jones, Hannah Ellis, Gillian Clarke and other writers and artists. Compiled by Literature Wales.