Just over a century since Prosser Rhys won the National Eisteddfod Crown, Iestyn Tyne revisits his controversial poem. Along the way he considers the state of LGBTQ+ writing in Wales, prejudice and censorship, as well as roots, upbringing, habitat, migration, illness and what it's like to be a young Welshman with something urgent to say.

Just over a century since Prosser Rhys won the National Eisteddfod Crown, Iestyn Tyne revisits his controversial poem. Along the way he considers the state of LGBTQ+ writing in Wales, prejudice and censorship, as well as roots, upbringing, habitat, migration, illness and what it's like to be a young Welshman with something urgent to say.