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Explore the gaps between early #childhood #education #policies and practices in #Wales. This Wales Journal of Education article delves into policy commitments versus classroom realities. Read more: journal.uwp.co.uk/wje/article/id… #WJE #WalesJournalofEducation

Volume #24 in the Horror Studies book series has been announced! We’re excited about our first ‘sequel’ collection too. Out this autumn. uwp.co.uk/book/zombies-i…

Was the relationship between the indigenous people and Welsh settlers in Y Wladfa really one of friendship and felicity, as we assume? Join Paul O’Leary and Lucy Taylor as they discuss several themes that challenge the romantic view of Y Wladfa. 📎 library.wales/events

📖 The romantic story of the Welsh people who settled in Patagonia over a century ago is challenged in a new book by Dr Lucy Taylor, revealing a darker side to the establishment of Y Wladfa. 🖱️ tinyurl.com/mv25yb92 Book launch: National Library of Wales 7pm 02/04/25 🎟️tinyurl.com/2zuns7hx

📚 SOLD OUT! All in-person tickets for the 'Global Politics of Welsh Patagonia' launch next Wednesday have been sold, but you can still hear the discussion between Lucy Taylor and Paul O'Leary by joining us online! Register here: ⬇️ ticketsource.co.uk/llgcnlw/ar-lei…

The romantic story of the Welsh people who settled in Patagonia over a century ago is challenged in a new book, revealing a darker side to the establishment of Y Wladfa buff.ly/7urqOdr

Putting Wales First by Richard Wyn Jones: Thinking for Wales - An exciting read with global relevance irishtimes.com/culture/books/… via Irish Times Culture

Out now! Spain’s Eighteenth-Century Periodical Press is an in-depth study of one of the most important erudite periodicals and its editor in late eighteenth-century Spain. Discover more: uwp.co.uk/book/spains-ei…

'The Brontës as Gothic Writers: “The Afflicted Imagination”' by James Thomas Quinnell is available now. This book is the first extended study of the importance of Gothic for an appreciation of the Brontës’ writing. 📚 uwp.co.uk/book/the-bront…

You think today is a day of high politics? Ha! Have a quick look at this week's short blog and marvel at how familiar it all sounds Annie Garthwaite Jon Savage Penguin Books UK Faber Books Uni of Wales Press Granta Books Blog, info and tickets here 👇 montylitfest.com/?p=8544

‘Horror and Comics’, edited by Barbara Chamberlin, Kom Kunyosying and Julia Round is out now! This collection investigates the evolution of comics and horror by analysing a range of approaches and traditions. 📚 uwp.co.uk/book/horror-an…

In 1942, Ludwig Wittgenstein arrived in Wales and spent five years with the Swansea School of Philosophy. The contributors of 'Wittgenstein in Swansea’, edited by Alan Sandry, consider Wittgenstein’s philosophy and legacy. uwp.co.uk/book/wittgenst…

TWO National Poets join us this year! Our short blog looks at why the Welsh are drawn to poetry. With Hanan Issa and Gwyneth Lewis Uni of Wales Press Don't forget our free writers' workshops. With jjlambert and others. Details on website. Blog here 👇👇👇 montylitfest.com/?p=8656

‘Percy Thomas’ by Robert Proctor is out now! Sir Percy Thomas was the most important twentieth-century architect in Wales. This book examines the architecture of Percy Thomas in depth for the first time. uwp.co.uk/book/percy-tho…