A short story by Alphonse Daudet brings to mind the conflict between humanity and utility in British universities.
Buy: Land of ChangeA short story by Rob Mimpriss in a new anthology of radical prose from Wales, edited by Gemma June Howell and published by Culture Matters.
Buy: Rivers of WalesBy Jim Perrin with a foreword by Rob Mimpriss, published by Gwasg Carreg Gwalch
Comment: The Four F***sApathy, Indifference and Industrial Inaction at University
Buy: The Sleeping BardT. Gwynn Jones’s translation of the eighteenth-century Welsh classic, with an introduction by Rob Mimpriss, new from Cockatrice Books
Review: Pugnacious Little TrollsClick to read Jon Gower’s review of the collection for Nation Cymru
Comment: ‘Visions and Revisions’Wales, Empire, and the Fate of Henry Morton Stanley’s Statue
Comment: A Well-Wrought UrnAmazon offers me James Wood’s critical masterpiece, How Fiction Works, and a historical novel by Nadine Dorries.
Books: Hart’s ReachRob Mimpriss reads a story from his third collection, Prayer at the End
Comment: ‘Anyone But England’Nationalism, Racism, and UEFA 2021
Comment: A Parliament by Any Other NameFollowing Richard Suchorzewski’s vow to ‘return to terrify’ the electable parties of Wales, I would like to announce that I will return to terrify the Nobel Prize for Literature committee.
Books: Pugnacious Little TrollsRob Mimpriss presents a reading from his recent short-story collection
Comment: Decency’s LimitsAbuse and Blocking on a Conservative MP’s Facebook Wall
Buy: Pugnacious Little TrollsA new collection of short stories published by Cockatrice Books
Comment: Trajectories of FailureNeil Hamilton, Sebastian Haffner, and the Campaign against Welsh Democracy
Comment: A Burning of Storks’ NestsBrexit, Epictetus and the Fall of Troy
Buy: Traveller M. in the Land of the CynocephaliA new short story published in the journal, Otherwise Engaged
A short story by Alphonse Daudet brings to mind the conflict between humanity and utility in British universities.
Buy: Land of ChangeA short story by Rob Mimpriss in a new anthology of radical prose from Wales, edited by Gemma June Howell and published by Culture Matters.
Buy: Rivers of WalesBy Jim Perrin with a foreword by Rob Mimpriss, published by Gwasg Carreg Gwalch
Comment: The Four F***sApathy, Indifference and Industrial Inaction at University
Buy: The Sleeping BardT. Gwynn Jones’s translation of the eighteenth-century Welsh classic, with an introduction by Rob Mimpriss, new from Cockatrice Books
Review: Pugnacious Little TrollsClick to read Jon Gower’s review of the collection for Nation Cymru
Comment: ‘Visions and Revisions’Wales, Empire, and the Fate of Henry Morton Stanley’s Statue
Comment: A Well-Wrought UrnAmazon offers me James Wood’s critical masterpiece, How Fiction Works, and a historical novel by Nadine Dorries.
Books: Hart’s ReachRob Mimpriss reads a story from his third collection, Prayer at the End
Comment: ‘Anyone But England’Nationalism, Racism, and UEFA 2021
Comment: A Parliament by Any Other NameFollowing Richard Suchorzewski’s vow to ‘return to terrify’ the electable parties of Wales, I would like to announce that I will return to terrify the Nobel Prize for Literature committee.
Books: Pugnacious Little TrollsRob Mimpriss presents a reading from his recent short-story collection
Comment: Decency’s LimitsAbuse and Blocking on a Conservative MP’s Facebook Wall
Buy: Pugnacious Little TrollsA new collection of short stories published by Cockatrice Books
Comment: Trajectories of FailureNeil Hamilton, Sebastian Haffner, and the Campaign against Welsh Democracy
Comment: A Burning of Storks’ NestsBrexit, Epictetus and the Fall of Troy
Buy: Traveller M. in the Land of the CynocephaliA new short story published in the journal, Otherwise Engaged