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ARCHAEOLOGY Ben Skelton talks to Graham Robb about how the bike helps get things written ‘My Artemis, My Ephesus’, Karen Phillips on the melancholy past and present of Izmir in Turkey newwelshreview.com #114 Kieron Smith explores the spiritual and political aspects of islands in Tristan Hughes’ and Fflur Dafydd’s novels A GP’s memoir of Dylan Thomas DYLAN THOMAS / ANITA MIR / CYNAN JONES / TONY CURTIS

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Kieron Smith explores the spiritual and political aspects of islands in Tristan Hughes’ and Fflur Dafydd’s novels A GP’s memoir of Dylan Thomas

DYLAN THOMAS / ANITA MIR / CYNAN JONES / TONY CURTIS

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