[[Category:Johnny Wales|Wales, Johny]]
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[[Category:Authors|Wales, Johny]]
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...Rheumatologist and honorary Senior Lecturer at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff. The facilities at the hospital enabled him to combine clinical
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Laura Williams, BSc (Hons) MChS Podiatry, was born and brought up in North Wales. After travelling the world, she settled in Brighton. In 2010, she decided
1 member (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 15:57, 25 May 2017
...reams. Despite his surname, he was born in England, but wishes he was from Wales. Seeking to find his inner Welshman – he's sure he has one as he had Wels
...out weird mutations? Check. Everything you'd expect to be in an account of Wales is here… and to be honest, that's the problem which stops this being more
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Barry Holland was born in Newport, South Wales, to poor, working class parents. He qualified as an engineer in 1993 but, d
1 member (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 13:35, 2 September 2016
...s had the desire to write novels since leaving school. Now living in North Wales, he uses local towns and villages as the settings for his stories.
1 member (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 13:22, 28 March 2017
Sarah lives in S. Wales. She is married to Justin and has a lovely little boy called Corey. She is
21 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 16:53, 24 October 2009
...the United States, where I lived for over forty years before returning to Wales in 2003.
...magazine) accompanied a lecture held at the New York Public Library during Wales Week in 2009.
6 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 10:04, 25 January 2013
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...ven the unenviable remit by Westminster to 'sort out' a small community in Wales and drag it kicking and screaming into the 21st Century - but is he up to t
...f Wales and its language.'' (As someone who has lived in both England and Wales) I was keen to start reading.
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...ng anthology of autobiographical writings by women about life in the South Wales mining valleys in the 1920s and 1930s, about childhood, growing up, life, d
...ction of autobiographical writings about girls' and women's lives in South Wales between the wars. This is a new edition of a book first published in 1998 b
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...t, but we are very proud to say we've been publishing women's writing from Wales for a quarter century! Worth a bit of a party, don't you think?
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...e sport of life as Dai himself says. It's a social history of England and Wales just after WWII and inspirational on the subject of business.
Born in South Wales to English parents, he moved to St Albans soon after starting grammar schoo
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...ction of delicate and thought-through short stories, fuelled with love for Wales and wry melancholy. The book is not about getting the meaning of every stor
...he lives of people - and an elephant - of a certain location (or a few) in Wales.
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During (and even after) the War of the Waleses, Diana, Princess of Wales was either more adept at using the press to put her side of the story forwa
...provoking and insightful. I was never a great fan of the late Princess of Wales but I certainly felt that I came away with a more balanced view of what mig
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Denny comes home to Dublin from Wales after his mum dies suddenly, and hangs around drinking and taking drugs wit
...ame time, he is not necessarily going to do everything they do. He went to Wales considering studying, and while I prefer not to spoil the end of his story
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...ose deaths, and finding life in every small detail of his world travelling Wales.
...ervations, nature notes, field guides. Perrin is more intimate with rural Wales than anyone else you will ever have read and conveys the journeys he made b
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...s of good and evil choose now (a wet and stormy February), and here (North Wales) to have it out once and for all?
...gs that really endeared it to me – a brilliantly disparaging look at North Wales, courtesy of the author's own growing up there, and more, that made me thi
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Sweet Pizza is a beautifully rich story based in Bryn Mawr, a town in South Wales. This slow-paced story is not action-packed and electrifying but with its s
Before reading this story, I had no idea that Italians in Wales were interned after Mussolini joined forces with Hitler. Men who were once
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