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New Welsh Review #85

The autumn issue of New Welsh Review is out now. There’s Byron Rogers on (auto)biography, Jasmine Donahaye on migration, Lucie Armitt on Sarah Waters's The Little Stranger, John E. McGrath on National Theatre Wales, Meirion Jordan on poetry and history, and Stevie Davies on researching her forthcoming novel, Into Suez. Fiction comes from Robert Minhinnick and Tyler Keevil, with new poems by Pascale Petit, Kelly Grovier and Claire Crowther, among others; all this, plus reviews of the very best new writing from Wales.

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NWR Prize Draw
Subscribers to New Welsh Review may enter the magazine’s free prize draws as well as take advantage of additional benefits. Email admin@newwelshreview.com before 27th November for the chance to win Welsh Furniture 1250-1950 by Richard Bebb. This sumptuous two-volume work from Sear Books covers seven centuries: a cultural history of craftsmanship and design from the perspective of Welsh furniture. Beautifully illustrated and meticulously researched, subjects range from chairs, chests and cradles to church screens, clocks and the Welsh dresser. Visit www.newwelshreview.com for more information.