A book exploring the natural phenomenon of darkness and the way that it fires our imagination has been published by an Aberystwyth University academic today.
The work of creative writing lecturer and critically acclaimed author Dr Jacqueline Yallop, ‘Into the Dark: What darkness

Two Storm Wood. Hardback by Philip Gray (Author)

As the cover notes read . . . uncover an unsettling mystery of World War One in The Times Thriller of the Year. If you love history – and war history, in

After a number of successful years held at Galeri Caernarfon, The Redhouse in Merthyr Tydfil and Tramshed in Cardiff, the Wales Book of the Year Award Ceremony has found a new home for 2019 with Literature Wales announcing that the 2019 Award Ceremony will

An English and Creative writing student at Aberystwyth University has secured a prestigious deal with Picador, one of the world’s most leading publishers of fiction.
Picador has acquired the world rights in all languages to Kiare Ladner’s “funny, urban, literary” debut novel Nightshift, which is

As wine producers increasingly proclaim the importance and the uniqueness of the soils in which their vines grow, a new book by an Aberystwyth University geologist looks at how geology can shape a vineyard and its produce.
In Vineyards, Rocks, and Soils: The Wine Lover’s

The first copy of a new book for adults learning Welsh has been presented to Aberystwyth University’s Vice-Chancellor.
Wynne Evans – O Gaerfyrddin i Go Compare was presented to Professor Elizabeth Treasure during her weekly Welsh lesson by CAA Cymru, Aberystwyth University’s educational publisher.
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