Bibliography for EN37930 Twentieth-Century Welsh Writing in English BETA

1.

Aaron, J., Williams, C.: Postcolonial Wales. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2005).

2.

Bohata, K.: Postcolonialism revisited: writing Wales in English. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2004).

3.

Conran, A.: Frontiers in Anglo-Welsh poetry. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (1997).

4.

Dix, H.R.: After Raymond Williams: cultural materialism and the break-up of Britain. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2008).

5.

Katie Gramich: Cymru or Wales? Explorations in a Divided Sensibility. In: Studying British cultures: an introduction. pp. 97–112. Routledge, London (1997).

6.

Gramich, K.: Twentieth century women’s writing in Wales: land, gender, belonging. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2007).

7.

Gramich, K.: Mapping the territory: critical approaches to Welsh fiction in English. Parthian, Cardigan (2010).

8.

Gregson, I.: The new poetry in Wales. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2007).

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Hooker, J.: Imagining Wales: a view of modern Welsh writing in English. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2001).

10.

Jarvis, M.: Welsh environments in contemporary poetry. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2008).

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Jones, G., Brown, T.: The dragon has two tongues: essays on Anglo-Welsh writers and writing. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2001).

12.

Knight, S.T.: A hundred years of fiction: writing Wales in English. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2004).

13.

Mathias, R.: A ride through the wood: essays on Anglo-Welsh literature. Poetry Wales Press, Bridgend (1985).

14.

Prys-Williams, B.: Twentieth-century autobiography: writing Wales in English. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2004).

15.

Roberts, H.G.: Embodying identity: representations of the body in Welsh literature. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2009).

16.

Rothkirch, A. von, Williams, D.: Beyond the difference: Welsh literature in comparative contexts. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2004).

17.

Thomas, N.: The Welsh extremist: modern Welsh politics, literature and society. Y Lolfa, Talybont, Ceredigion (1991).

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Thomas, M.W.: Corresponding cultures: the two literatures of Wales. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (1999).

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Thomas, M.W.: In the shadow of the pulpit: literature and nonconformist Wales. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2010).

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Thomas, M.W.: Internal difference: twentieth-century writing in Wales. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (1992).

21.

Thomas, M.W.: A guide to Welsh literature: Vol. 7: Welsh writing in English. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2003).

22.

Davies, D.W.: Cartographies of culture: new geographies of welsh writing in english. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2012).

23.

Williams, D.: Slanderous tongues. Seren, Bridgend (2010).

24.

Williams, R., Williams, D.: Who speaks for Wales?: nation, culture, identity. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2003).

25.

Entwistle, A.: Chapter. In: Poetry, geography, gender: women rewriting contemporary Wales. pp. 47–68. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2013).

26.

Jarvis, M.: Ruth Bidgood. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2012).

27.

Jarvis, M.: Chapter. In: Welsh environments in contemporary poetry. pp. 54–72. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2008).

28.

Gramich, K.: Chapter. In: Twentieth century women’s writing in Wales: land, gender, belonging. pp. 121–124. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2007).

29.

Holman, K.: Brenda Chamberlain. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (1997).

30.

Piercy, J.: Brenda Chamberlain: an artist’s life. Parthian Books, Cardigan (2011).

31.

Davies, D.W.: Chapter. In: Cartographies of culture: new geographies of welsh writing in english. pp. 78–124. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2012).

32.

Gramich, K.: Creating and destroying ‘the man who does not exist’: the peasantry and modernity in Welsh and Irish writing. Irish Studies Review. 17, 19–30 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1080/09670880802658117.

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Hopkins, Chris: Translating Caradoc Evans’s Welsh English. Style. 30,.

34.

Roberts, H.G.: Chapter. In: Embodying identity: representations of the body in Welsh literature. pp. 47–69. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2009).

35.

Thomas, M.W.: In the shadow of the pulpit: literature and nonconformist Wales. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2010).

36.

Williams, T.L., Welsh Arts Council: Caradoc Evans. [Published] on behalf of the Welsh Arts Council [by] University of Wales Press, Cardiff (1970).

37.

Entwistle, A.: Chapter. In: Poetry, geography, gender: women rewriting contemporary Wales. pp. 69–91. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2013).

38.

Gramich, K.: Chapter. In: Twentieth century women’s writing in Wales: land, gender, belonging. pp. 155–157. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2007).

39.

Jarvis, M.: Christine Evans’s Bardsey: Creating Sacred Space. Welsh writing in English: a yearbook of critical essays. 11, 188–209 (1995).

40.

Jarvis, M.: Chapter. In: Welsh environments in contemporary poetry. pp. 107–124. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2008).

41.

Blamires, D.: David Jones: artist and writer. Manchester University Press, Manchester (1978).

42.

Conran, A., NetLibrary, Inc: Chapter. In: Frontiers in Anglo-Welsh poetry. pp. 92–108. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (1997).

43.

Dilworth, T.: Reading David Jones. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2008).

44.

Vincent B. Sherry Jr.: A New Boast for ‘In Parenthesis’: The Dramatic Monologue of David Jones. Notre Dame English Journal. 14, 113–128 (1982).

45.

Thurston, L.: David Jones’s Disaster: In Parenthesis. Almanac: a yearbook of Welsh writing in English: critical essays. 16, 151–171 (2012).

46.

Ward, E.: David Jones, mythmaker. Manchester University Press, Manchester (1983).

47.

Tony Bianchi: Aztecs at Troedrhiwgwair: Recent Fictions in Wales. In: Peripheral vision: images of nationhood in contemporary British fiction. pp. 44–76. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (1995).

48.

Bohata, K.: A Place Without Boundaries: The Fiction of Christopher Meredith. Planet: the Welsh internationalist. 77–82 (2001).

49.

Bohata, K.: Chapter. In: Postcolonialism revisited: writing Wales in English. pp. 124–126. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2004).

50.

Knight, S.T.: Chapter. In: A hundred years of fiction: writing Wales in English. pp. 180–183. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2004).

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Conran, A., NetLibrary, Inc: Chapter. In: Frontiers in Anglo-Welsh poetry. pp. 163–176. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (1997).

52.

Goodby, J., Wiggington, C.: Welsh Modernist Poetry: Dylan Thomas, David Jones, Lynette Roberts. In: Regional Modernisms. pp. 160–183. Edinburgh University Press (14) AD.

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Wainwright, L.: "Always Observant and Slightly Obscure”: Lynette Roberts as Welsh Modernist. Almanac: a yearbook of Welsh writing in English: critical essays. 16, 187–225 (2012).

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Wheale, N.: Beyond the trauma status: Lynette Roberts’s Gods With Stainless Ears and the post-war landscape. Welsh writing in English: a yearbook of critical essays. 3, 98–117 (1997).

55.

Ackerman, J.: Welsh Dylan: Dylan Thomas’s life, writing, and his Wales. Granada, London (1980).

56.

Davies, J.A.: Dylan Thomas and His Welsh Contemporaries. In: A guide to Welsh literature: Vol. 7: Welsh writing in English. pp. 120–164. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2003).

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Davies, W.: Dylan Thomas. University of Wales Press, Cardiff, Wales (2014).

58.

Goodby, J.: The poetry of Dylan Thomas: under the spelling wall. Liverpool University Press, Liverpool (2013).

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Goodby, J., Wigginton, C.: Dylan Thomas. Palgrave, Basingstoke (2001).

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Wigginton, C.: Modernism from the margins: the 1930s poetry of Louis MacNeice and Dylan Thomas : writing Wales in English. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2007).

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Jones, G., Brown, T.: Chapter. In: The dragon has two tongues: essays on Anglo-Welsh writers and writing. pp. 100–116. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2001).

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Knight, S.T.: Chapter. In: A hundred years of fiction: writing Wales in English. pp. 93–113. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2004).

63.

Knight, S.: The Voices of Glamorgan: Gwyn Thomas’s Colonial Fiction. Welsh writing in English: a yearbook of critical essays. 7, 16–34 (2001).

64.

Michael, I., Welsh Arts Council: Gwyn Thomas. University of Wales Press [for] the Welsh Arts Council, [Cardiff] (1977).

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Parnell, M.: Laughter from the dark: a life of Gwyn Thomas. Murray, London (1988).

66.

Brown, T.: R. S. Thomas. University of Wales Press, Cardiff, Wales (2013).

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Perry, S.J.: Chameleon poet: R.S. Thomas and the literary tradition. Oxford University Press, Oxford, United Kingdom (2013).

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Thomas, M.W.: R.S. Thomas: serial obsessive. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2013).

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Davies, D.W.: Echoes to the amen: essays after R.S. Thomas. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2003).

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Ward, J.P.: The poetry of R.S. Thomas. Seren, Bridgend (2001).

71.

Donnell, A.J.: Welsh and West Indian, "like nothing … seen before” Unfolding Diasporic Lives in Charlotte Williams’ Sugar and Slate. Anthurium: A Caribbean Studies Journal. 6, (2008).

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Edwards, J.D.: ‘Imaginary hinterlands’: Travel and Displacement in the Writings of Denis Williams and Charlotte Williams. Comparative American Studies. 8, 155–164 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1179/147757010X12677983681479.

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Rhydderch, F.: ‘Ras … what dis hen lol you tellin’ me now man?’ Black Welsh writing. Planet: the Welsh internationalist. 59–66 (1999).

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Williams, C., Evans, N., O’Leary, P.: A tolerant nation?: exploring ethnic diversity in Wales. University of Wales Press, Cardiff (2003).

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Thomas, G.: The dark philosophers. Parthian, Cardigan (2006).

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Williams, C.: Sugar and slate. Planet, Aberystwyth (2002).

77.

Stephens, M.: Poetry, 1900-2000. Parthian, Cardigan (2007).

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Meredith, C.: Shifts. Seren, Bridgend (1997).

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Chamberlain, B.: Tide-race. Seren Books, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan (1987).

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Chris Hopkins: Caradoc Evans’s modernist antipastoral. In: James, D. and Tew, P. (eds) New versions of pastoral: post-romantic, modern, and contemporary responses to the tradition. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, Madison (2009).

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