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Series from the University of Wales Press Hester Lynch Thrale Piozzi Series from the University of Wales Press Series Editors: Professor Jane Aaron, University of South Wales; Professor M. Wynn Thomas, Swansea University; Dr Andrew Webb, Bangor University Jane Williams (Ysgafell) Hester Lynch Thrale Piozzi Emyr Humphreys Gwyneth Tyson Roberts Michael John Franklin M. Wynn Thomas April 2020 • 9781786835635 March 2020 • 9781786835406 September 2018 • 9781786832962 £16.99 • PB £16.99 • PB £16.99 • PB The first full account of the life and This book considers Hester Lynch Piozzi Published to mark the centenary work of a nineteenth-century woman as a Welsh writer of Wales, and documents of his birth in 2019, this is the first who carved out a unique career as an the importance of her decision to build comprehensive and authoritative study important writer in English on Welsh the beautiful Brynbella in north Wales. of the life and literary work of the subjects. The Celtic aspects of her early poetry and major Welsh writer Emyr Humphreys. her later prose works are considered in detail. Christopher Meredith Owen Rhoscomyl Dylan Thomas Diana Wallace John S. Ellis Walford Davies June 2018 • 9781786831149 November 2016 • 9781783169498 April 2014 • 9781783160587 £16.99 • PB £9.99 • PB £16.99 • PB The first book-length study of the work Reflecting his own colourful past as a An authoritative introduction by a of the bilingual Welsh poet and novelist cowboy, international mercenary and leading Dylan Thomas scholar to Christopher Meredith, best-known for hero of the Boer War, Owen Rhoscomyl the nature, cultural background, his depiction of post-industrial south- created a heroic, martial and masculine achievement and critical reception of east Wales. image of the Welsh nation through his this major poet’s work. adventure fiction, popular history and public spectacle. ISBN Title Author/Editor(s) Format Price 9781786835635 Jane Williams (Ysgafell) Gwyneth Tyson Roberts PB £16.99 9781786835406 Hester Lynch Thrale Piozzi Michael John Franklin PB £16.99 9781786832962 Emyr Humphreys M. Wynn Thomas PB £16.99 9781786831149 Christopher Meredith Diana Wallace PB £16.99 9781783169498 Owen Rhoscomyl John S. Ellis PB £9.99 9781783160587 Dylan Thomas Walford Davies PB £16.99 9780708326626 Gwenlyn Parry Roger Owen PB £16.99 9780708326145 Welsh Periodicals in English Malcolm Ballin PB £18.99 9780708326251 Arthur in Medieval Welsh Literature O. J. Padel PB £16.99 9780708326169 R. S. Thomas Tony Brown PB £16.99 9780708325223 Ruth Bidgood Matthew Jarvis PB £9.99 9780708324400 Dorothy Edwards Claire Flay PB £12.99 9780708323380 Kate Roberts Katie Gramich PB £12.99 9780708321515 Geoffrey of Monmouth Karen Jankulak PB £9.99 9780708321928 Herbert Williams Phil Carradice PB £16.99 9780708321935 R. S. Thomas Tony Brown PB £12.99 9780708321676 Rhys Davies Huw Edwin Osborne PB £12.99 9780708317884 Ben Bowen T. Robin Chapman PB £4.99 9780708317242 James Kitchener Davies M. Wynn Thomas PB £9.99 9780708316771 Goronwy Rees John Harris PB £4.99 9780708316559 Islwyn Ffowc Elis T. Robin Chapman PB £4.99 9780708316450 T. J. Llewelyn Prichard Sam Adams PB £4.99 Bill Jones and 9781786831514 B. L. Coombes PB £12.99 Chris Williams 9780708315156 Welsh Recusant Writings Geraint Bowen PB £9.99 9780708312858 Roland Mathias Sam Adams PB £9.99 9780708312513 John Gwilym Jones William Lewis PB £4.99 9780708312353 William Salesbury R. Brinley Jones PB £9.99 9780708311318 Rhydwen Williams Donald Evans PB £9.99 9780708311035 Alun Llywelyn-Williams Elwyn Evans PB £3.99 9780708310526 John Tripp Nigel Jenkins PB £4.99 9780708308639 Llewelyn Wyn Griffith Greg Hill PB £9.99 9780708307922 Latin Writers of the Renaissance Ceri Davies PB £4.99 Contact us: University of Wales Press, University Registry, King Edward VII Avenue, Cardiff CF10 3NS +44 (0) 29 2037 6999 • [email protected].
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