Bøger udgivet af Gwasg Carreg Gwalch

A truly Welsh novel from the author of Fighting Pretty. Harry Roberts is a Cardiff journalist haunted by his failure to present a true report of the Aber-fan disaster.

The autobiography of the adventurer and climber Eric Jones, the farmer''s son from Clwyd who climbed some of the world''s highest peaks, displaying nerves of steel while facing many challenges. 47 colour and 22 black-and-white photographs.

A humorous story by a popular comedian and broadcaster about a young boy, whose life was changed completely when his father, an entrepreneurial farmer established a zoo on his remote farm in Anglesey in the 1980s. Reprint. First Published in 2014.

A contemporary novel which combines scathing humour with Welsh myths and legends. The main character, Dyfrig, is unsure what to expect when he is accepted as a contestant in a reality show to choose scriptwriters for a film on Welsh history. Can he survive being filmed for six weeks in the company of strangers, with no contact with the outside...

This book is the ideal way to help you identify wild flowers and discover more about them. Each entry contains information on size, habitat and the months it is most likely to be spotted. Every flower is illustrated with a colour photo and is cross-referenced with similar species. A Welsh adaptation of John Akeroyd''s A Guide to Wild Flowers...

This English-language book reflects the undemanding concepts of Portmeirion ­ Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, the gifted creator of the village, himself described his intentions as being of a ''gay, light-opera sort of approach''. Rob Piercy ­ who has grown up in the area ­ has created a personal, light-hearted insight into his...

When reading through the diaries of her father, the well-known naturalist and writer R. M. Lockley, Ann Lockley was struck by the differences between what he had written and what she remembered. So here, she gives her side of things. A readable and enjoyable story about an unusual childhood.

Are you bewildered by Betws-y-coed? Perplexed by Penrhyndeudraeth? Mystified by Machynlleth? A book aimed at encouraging visitors to Wales and non-Welsh speakers to attempt to pronounce Welsh place-names, as well as spurring them into learning the correct pronunciation in due course. A new and updated edition of a volume first published in 1998.