We attended and sponsored financially, the Narberth book festival held in the Queen’s Hall, Narberth, Pembrokeshire. The workshop, presented by Chris Jones, and titled ‘New Roads to Publication‘ was well received. If you would like a copy of the presentation you can download the powerpoint slides below.
Experienced editor Lloyd Rees talked and gave valuable advice to several aspiring writers on the following day.
Powerpoint presentation to download
We attended the launch of Lloyd Rees’ new book Voices without Parts at a well-attended event in The Bookshop Bar & Cafe in Swansea. He read some extracts from the book and signed copies. The book can be purchased HERE , Amazon or from any good bookshop.
ISBN: 978-1-9164532-6-5
Terry Breverton with a session on Welsh Pirates and Privateers – Saturday 28th of April 2018
After writing no less than eight books upon pirates, Breverton has returned to the subject with three new books devoted to the Welsh Pirates and Privateers.
Black Bart Roberts from Pembrokeshire was by far the most successful pirate in the Caribbean and Atlantic waters, and Admiral Henry Morgan was the greatest privateer of all time, leading six successful expeditions against the most powerful country in the world.
Breverton also launches “Welsh Pirates and Privateers” and “The True Confessions of the Smuggler, Murderer, Bigamist and Privateer William Owen*
More books by Terry Breverton published by Cambria Publishing.
Physicians of Myddfai HERE
Journal of Penrose HERE
Terry Breverton yn cynnal sesiwn ar Forladron a Phreifatwyr Cymreig:
Ar ôl ysgrifennu dim llai nag wyth o lyfrau ar forladron a phreifatwyr, mae Breverton wedi dychwelyd i’r pwnc gyda thri llyfr newydd ar Forladron a Phreifatwyr Cymreig.
Barti Ddu Roberts o Sir Benfro oedd y morleidr mwyaf llwyddiannus o bell ffordd yn nyfroedd y Caribî a’r Iwerydd a’r Llyngesydd Henry Morgan oedd y preifatwr mwyaf erioed; arweiniodd chwe thaith yn erbyn y wlad fwyaf pwerus yn y byd. Bydd Breverton hefyd yn lansio “Welsh Pirates and Privateers” a “Confessions of the Smuggler William Owen.”
Put 9th December in your diary to visit Llandeilo. We will be having a table at the Pre-Christmas book fair. Come by and meet us. Learn more about our talented writers and see (and buy!) their books.
We look forward to meeting you.
See the map below for information of where the venue is.
