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A volume of recollections by 11 individuals who have been in the midst of all kinds of protests, all presented with liveliness and honesty, with joy and passion. The subjects are varied, and include protests about climate crisis, Welsh independence, the devolution of broadcasting, LGBTQ+ rights, the right to a home, equal rights and second homes.

A novel based on the Senghennydd coalmine tragedy of 1913 when 439 men and boys lost their lives. Cwmwl dros y Cwm is a historical novel based on the fictional experiences of 12 year old John Williams, who moves to Senghenydd with his family from north Wales as his father seeks work in the coalmines of the south. Tir na n-Og Award winner 2014.

A true story relating how Matt Haig overcame an emergency, conquered mental illness that nearly destroyed him and learnt how to live once more. A sensitive, funny and joyful book that is more than a memoir; it is about making the most of your time on earth.

With its own Senedd and legislative powers, Wales is already on a journey towards independence. This report by the Independence Commission charts the next steps.