New Welsh Review

New Welsh Review Wales’ foremost literary magazine in English, founded in 1988. Dynamic, curious, lively and outward-looking.

www.parthianbooks.com https://linktr.ee/newwelshreview Founded in 1988, New Welsh Review is Wales' foremost literary magazine in English. For over thirty years, it has been central to the Welsh literary scene in offering a vital outlet for the very best new fiction, creative non-fiction and poetry, a forum for critical debate and a rigorous and engaged reviewing culture. Today, New Welsh Review h

olds true to its original mission statement: to be dynamic, curious, lively and outward-looking, to commemorate the past but to celebrate contemporary excellence and new directions. Editor from issue #138: Susie Wild

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Join us for our Autumn Party at Storyville Books in Pontypridd this Thursday 🍂🍂 kicking off at 7:15pm with readings from...
21/10/2025

Join us for our Autumn Party at Storyville Books in Pontypridd this Thursday 🍂🍂 kicking off at 7:15pm with readings from the contributors of Issue #138 and special guest Crystal Jeans.

It is great to see our latest issue in the magazine lover's mecca, Casa Magazines NYC!
11/10/2025

It is great to see our latest issue in the magazine lover's mecca, Casa Magazines NYC!

What a fantastic launch we had in Swansea on Saturday afternoon. Thanks to all who came along to celebrate with us, and ...
16/09/2025

What a fantastic launch we had in Swansea on Saturday afternoon. Thanks to all who came along to celebrate with us, and to our wonderful readers and music makers: Dark & Twisties, Natalie Ann Holborow, Roberto Pastore, Emma Baines, Rhian Thomas, Natasha Gauthier, Abeer Ameer, clare e. potter and Ben Wildsmith!

I have great admiration of Abeer Ameer's work. Here is her reading of her long poem 'Srebrenica, Town of Silver and Salt...
15/09/2025

I have great admiration of Abeer Ameer's work. Here is her reading of her long poem 'Srebrenica, Town of Silver and Salt' which was written to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide in which 8372 mostly Bosnian Muslim men and boys were captured, killed and buried in mass graves by Bosnian Serb Forces in July 1995. The poem is also published in the latest issue of New Welsh Review ( #138) and Abeer read it for us at Saturday's launch in Swansea. Abeer reads the piece on her YouTube channel and has included some photos of her trip to Bosnia and the visit to the Srebrenica Memorial Centre. – Susie

A poem by Abeer Ameer written to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide of July 1995.The poem was commissioned by Remembering Srebr...

We’re really looking forward to the Dark & Twisties playing at our launch in Swansea on Saturday! Come along! Readings f...
08/09/2025

We’re really looking forward to the Dark & Twisties playing at our launch in Swansea on Saturday! Come along! Readings from 2pm (Natalie Ann Holborow and Roberto Pastore). Then the band, and then readings from more fantastic contributors (Emma Baines, Rhian Thomas, Natasha Gauthier, Abeer Ameer and clare e. potter) and more great music from Ben Wildsmith. We wrap up at 5.30pm but the bar is open before and after for hot and cold drinks.

It’s publication daayy! New Welsh Review  #138 is here and doesn’t it look stunning 🤩
01/09/2025

It’s publication daayy! New Welsh Review #138 is here and doesn’t it look stunning 🤩

Join us for the launch of the fresh new edition of the New Welsh Review and celebrate all the wonderful writers featured...
29/08/2025

Join us for the launch of the fresh new edition of the New Welsh Review and celebrate all the wonderful writers featured within Issue #138. Saturday the 13th of September at the Elysium Gallery Swansea at 2pm, with readings and live music. See you there! https://www.facebook.com/events/1413796283062124

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