Jan Morris celebrates a remarkable book published in 2010 that explores Welsh landscapes of loss
A dragon at war
John Osmond admires the political memoirs of the Labour MP for Newport West
National identities after globalisation
Tom Nairn reviews Harold Carter’s Against the Odds
Magical story reveals coming force
Ifor Thomas is full of praise for a Welsh novelist who delivered in 2010
Singing the praises of Flint
Derek Jones discovers a town that can surprise and perhaps delight those who might previously have poured scorn on it
Welsh firms should become more language aware
Rebecca Lees examines the need for greater foreign languages skills in Wales if we are to compete with the emerging economies
Making our past work for the present
Tehmina Goskar looks back at a day celebrating the heritage of Swansea’s Copperopolis
Skewering of S4C carries wider lessons (part 1)
Geraint Talfan Davies analyses the aftermath of another huge setback for Welsh broadcasting
Mirages in a Scottish landscape
Robertson’s book fails to fulfil it’s initial aims but the reader will never regret starting, says Chris Harvie