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MARTIN
DAWS
Born in
Surrey
in 1969, the many
environ-
ments in
which he’s
lived provide
the back drop to his work; from suburbs to
inner cities and mountain villages. In his poetry the tongues of London
and New York might speak in dialogue with double bass to articulate the lines
of a Welsh mountain. Martin curates
POETica, a spoken word and live literature event in Bangor which
toured to Dinefwr Literature Festival.
Visit Martin's Writers of Wales entry
 SAMANTHA
WYNNE-
RHYDDERCH
Samantha grew
up in New Quay, Ceredigion
where she still
lives.She read Classics at
Cambridge followed by an M.A. in Writing at
Cardiff University. She was Filter Judge for the 2012
Cardiff International Poetry Competition
and is currently Writer in Residence
at the National Wool Museum.
Her recent poetry collection, Banjo
was published by Picador in June.
Visit Samantha's
Writers of Wales entry
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GRACE
Mc-
CLEEN
Novel-
ist
and
Music-
ian
Grace McCleen studied
English Literature at
Oxford University and
The University of York.
The Land of Decoration, published this
year, is her first novel.
Visit Grace's
Writers of Wales entry
 JAS-
PER
FFOR-
DE
Jas-
per's
new
novel,
The
Wom-
an Who Died A Lot is hot
off the press from Hodder.
He is currently a judge for
the 2013 Wales Book of
the Year award.
Visit Jasper's
Writers of Wales
entry
 RICH-
ARD
GWYN
Poet,
critic,
novel-
ist
and
trans-
lator,
Richard was winner
of the Creative Non-Fiction category for The Vagabond's Breakfast (Alcemi, 2011)
Visit Richard's
Writers of Wales entry
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