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Read the first 30 pages of sci-fi classic The Last Day by Owain Owain, translated from Welsh by Emyr Wallace Humphreys.

On day 6 listen to the This Place Podcast; writer and creator Kathryn Tann meets with poet Natalie Ann Holborow on her daily walking route down the salt marshes of North Gower. Rambling down the Loughor Estuary to discuss Natalie's latest poetry collection and the importance of creative exploration: of getting out in nature, and out of comfort zones, but also those safe places with familiar rhythms and memories that we often turn back to.  Natalie Ann Holborow is a celebrated poet and winner of the Terry Hetherinton Award and the Robin Reeves Prize. Her poetry collections include And Suddenly You Find Yourself, Small and...

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'Autobiographical, alluring, with keen evocations of Welsh setting and clever reworkings of Christian images, Julia Bell’s Hymnal is a hymn to “the possibilities of … life unfolding”. Amen to that.' – Mab Jones, Buzz Magazine

Chatting about Philippa's debut short story collection Untethered with excerpts from the collection performed by Emily Inkpen and Chris Gregory. Listen on your favourite podcast platform.