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On Being a Poet in Wales: Natalie Ann Holborow in Nation.Cymru


'The tides of Wales are inescapable in my poetry, and in many ways, they represent the emotional ebb and flow of life here. Writing about Wales is a return to home, both physically and emotionally. It’s an act of honouring where I come from, the land that has shaped me and continues to influence the way I view the world.' 


Read the article in full on Nation.Cymru

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