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Witsh

1597. Whispers of witchcraft and hangings begin to cross the border from England, catching like wildfire in the small village of Llynidwen. After several miscarriages, a bereft Doli seeks the help of a local soothsayer putting herself and the women around her in danger.

“Deeply engrossing and utterly unsettling” — Katherine Stansfield

Pearl & Bone

Beautiful, emotional and richly imagistic, Mari Ellis Dunning presents mothers in many forms: those experienced, chosen, unwitting, and presumed, asking us to consider the true nuances of motherhood – delicate as pearl, durable as bone.

Wales Arts Review Best Poetry of 2022