Introducing our contributors (part 1) for NWR #139

Spotlight, In Conversation and Essays

Spotlight: Odette Debono's debut memoir White Sheep tells tales of an unreachable girl born into the narrow dockland streets of late-sixties Newport.

In Conversation: Alex Hubbard & Amy Grandvoinet

ESSAYS:

Elin Gruffydd - Muted Neon Dreams (Osaka, Japan)

Carole Burns - For the Thrill of It

Angharad Price - In Translation: Slate Gods

Louise Denham - The Rheidol Prize Shortlist: Hon Oedd Fy Ninas (This Was My City)

Catrin Menai - The Garden is This Garden

Lewis Davies - ¡Ojalá!

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