Georgia Burdett is an ABA therapist and tutor for children with autism, and an independent scholar.Sarah Morse is Senior Executive Officer at the Learned Society of Wales. She completed a PhD in 2010 on the representations of landscape and the environment in the work of Gwyn Thomas and Ron Berry.

• ContentsAcknowledgementsNotes on ContributorsList of abbreviationsWays Out: Ways In: Ways Back An IntroductionBarbara Prys-Williams, History is what you live: Ron Berry's rumination on his conflicted life and timesTony Brown, A Man’s World: The Short Fiction of Ron BerryJohn Perrott Jenkins, Reading Hector Bebb: Masculinity and Mythic Paradigms in So Long, Hector Bebb (1970)Daryl Leeworthy, The Full-Time Amateur: Sport in Ron Berry’s south-Walian ImaginationGeorgia Burdett, ‘The Inadequates’: Ron Berry and DisabilitySarah Morse, ‘Green always comes back’: Ron Berry’s ecocentric writingTomos Owen, ‘Land of my Feathers’: Ron Berry and Niall Griffiths on the WingJohn Pikoulis, ‘Word-of-mouth cultures cease in cemeteries’AfterwordBibliography