Gwasg y Bwthyn Cyf – förlag

One of Wales' most popular and respected composers, Brian Hughes, shares his memories. Over 50 photographs.

An intriguing family saga by one of Wales' leading authors. Gavi, the Italian wine, links the characters who are all enquiring if we really know those people who are closest to us?

A biography of Gwilym Prys-Davies, an astute and hard working politician who had a massive influence on Welsh politics and culture. Written by his friend of over half a century, D. Ben Rees.

Autobiography of the talented and charismatic conductor and musician Alun Guy who has made an enormous contribution to the music scene in Wales. Amidst the people he has met during his career are Robert de Niro, Kiri Te Kanawa and Marisa Robles.

A historical fantasy novel set in 1752 when the Julian calendar was replaced by the Gregorian calendar. It features Martha, the apothecary's daughter, who is transported to Annwn – the Celtic otherworld – by Madws (the character who controls time), and relates her amazing experiences. This multilayered piece of fiction is packed with adventure and plenty of humour.

A novel for adults which blurs the borders between the supernatural and everyday life. We follow a coven of witches based in the Gwynedd city of Bangor as they attempt to hunt down a murderer. Will they succeed with the help of their supernatural powers? Their journey combines fantasy, humour and several twists in the tale!

A contemporary, fast-moving novel about plagiarism and one man's envious feelings towards his successful wife. Where is the border between being influenced by somebody's creativity and stealing their idea? And how do you prove that somebody has stolen an idea?

The first novel of a new 'detective' series. Will a passionate duo with Celtic roots, Angharad and Osh, solve the mystery of the body in the lake? A winning combination of mystery, romance, passion, music and Welshness.

A novel set in an imaginary, yet possible future. Gripping from the first sentence, we hear 16 year old Daniel's story, in his own, clear voice. In the wake of global warming, the world is changing, and Daniel and his community live in a dome on the outskirts of a city submerged by the sea. A story of adventure and love.

Elliw is a young girl who feels marginalised from society. She uses a wheelchair following an accident, is looking for love and is trying to come to terms with her disability. This is a novel about creativity and imagination. It is full of enchanting concepts: travel, colour and home. Ian Richards's first novel is perfect for young people and discussion groups.

The autobiography of Cefin Roberts is published by Gwasg y Bwthyn as he prepares to celebrate his 70th birthday in October 2023. A highly readable volume, brimming with stories and entertaining anecdotes, reminiscences about performances and life experiences. From early childhood days to later years, the author does not shy away from voicing his honest opinion on some topics!

A sensitive and thoughtful book which gives the opportunity to those who have experienced the loss of a baby to share their story. The hope is that it will help others who have also suffered the same unimaginable loss.

The inspirational story of Anglesey postmaster, Noel Thomas, who was unjustly accused of being a thief by the Royal Mail and jailed. He tells the full story for the first time, with insightful revelations by his daughter, Sian.

A novel that traces the journey of the main character, Dylan Rhys, who works in a centre for refugees, as he seeks to learn about his family's history and who his ancestors were. His past and the present stories of the men in his care in the refugee centre create a rich and powerful story. This is a story about men, their relationships with each other, their brothers and fathers.